When using a HDMI cable, and playing PS3 games, the only audio present is a very loud clicking noise, coming through the speakers of the TV. Everything was working fine until about 2 months ago. I didn't change a thing, but we did have a power outage. Since then, I've tried using component cables, playing PS2 and PS3 games with both the HDMI and the components, playing movies (DVD and BluRay), but the only time the clicking sound is present is when it's a PS3 game, and using the HDMI cable. In all other scenarios, the sound is fine.
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Go to audio options, and manually DE-select Digital 5.1. That should fix it. It did for me.
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when you switch the ps3 on if you hold down the power button for more than 4 seconds it runs the display setup. and sets the ps3 to run in the best possible option. hope this helps
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you shouldent be putting the hd cable in just put in the scart and the wire and you should be fine
PS3 Clicking noise is associated with the hardware aspect, so that's your starting point it may come from the PS3 fan clicking, so do check out the fan if there's something that might have got stucked in between. Clogs from too much dust or dirt may also cause PS3 clicking sound.
PS3 clicking noise may also come from the hard drive. The hard drive are a bit noisy because of the mechanical parts and moving drive head when reading and storing data. Again, if the noise level is very minimal, there's no worry. PS clicking noise fro the hard drive that becomes too audible may signify that the hard drive is having mechanical problems and may soon broke down. At this point you may want to backup any data you have
I hope this helps you.
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