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Sep 9, 2014 - After a loud clap of thunder my magnavox tv with built in dvd and vcr developed static sound ... JVC DVD player and Samsung VCR to my new MagnavoxHDMI TV ... Can you connect the cable box with a HDMI cable or component ... and making a loud humming sound how do I fix help · Burning in of static ...

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Apr 14, 2005 - My TV does this annoying buzzing sort of humming noise (vibrating?) ... It especially seems to do it when I have the volume turned down low (or else I just don't notice .... The capacitors in there can store a charge large enough to kill you for 12 hours or more. ... Although, I feel like I hear it more often on DVD.

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Check the speakers. If they are OK, replace audio output card.

I have the same problem but now the static sound is on all time. did you solve it.

if your speakers are near to some electronic devices you'll get theses static noises try to keep them away from electronic devices which solves it very easily..

Yes,loud static usually comes from bad isolation of sound signal path so it's probably a frayed cable or a loose jack. Or if you're unlucky some parts inside have failed.

How does it sound using external speakers? What is your signal source...broadcast, cable, satellite? Is the static continuous or does it fade in and out with voices (lips moving) and / or sound effects / music?

Take the back off and try to isolate where the sound is coming from.

Sounds like the cords that are going into the PC/system have static. Remove the cords from the speakers and simply put your finger around the jacks to remove static. Push the cords and the jacks back in and switch on the speakers. Then twist the volume control, turning it up loud and then low, then loud and low again. That should cure the problem as it removes static that gets built up over time. Either that or your speakers could well be damaged.

I have had the identical problem from the beginning. It happens in humid weather. Unplug the set while it's on, wait a second, plug it back in, and turn it on. Sound should be fine.

Its over heating no cheap fix. But wait if u buy an eternal fan n place it on top or behind it will do the trick. Try blowing on top when static happens n sound comes back on.