Audio receive audio is too loud when volume control is turned all the way down.

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Sep 21, 2005 - My Panasonic TH-37PX50U plasma has an audio drop out problemwhen .... The drop out occurs on both TV sound and receiver sound. ... very littlebass effects when playing DVD's through the HDMI cable when I compare it to ....Most noticeable when I turn down the volume control on the set top box (and ...

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Apr 8, 2011 - it appens only when dynamic volume is ON (day, evening or midnight) . the audio signal of the TV is on a optical Toslink cable and it ... and so it drops thevolume to make sure the sound will not be too loud. ... April 11, 2011, 12:40 AM .... Setthe audio setting on the receiver to Stereo vice Surround Sound.

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Jan 21, 2009 - When the volume is at higher levels, all but the center speaker cuts out..... That is why I just turn down the TV's speakers to 0 and listen to things from thereceiver. ... notice that the sound is coming 40ms later or earlier than the video). ...system), and adjust the A-V delay on the receiver until the audio lag is ...

Either your volume control is not tracking properly or the audio chip responsible for volume change is not working.

Hi Jermaine,

It transmits, but no receive, are you sure, have you tried playing around with the volume control?

If, so did that make any crackling noise? If so, then this is due to lack of use of the volume control, many radios, including the old transistors with dials, would make crackling sounds when you adjusted the volume, and as I say, this is due to lack of use, So if this is the case and to get your receiving, turn the volume control up & down fully for a few minutes and while doing so your radio might receive a transmission that will be loud, quiet, loud, quiet, etc., as you play with the knob.

Keep doing so until all crackling has disapeared.

Do this often as possible when firing up your radio for the day, the more use these controls get, the better.

I hope this has answered your query.

Cheers,
Peter

Your volume control is not tracking properly. Might want to clean out the control chemically.

Check the surround on the subwoofer speaker. If it has self destructed the surround needs to be replaced.

Hi - Your Home Theater System and your TV should have separate volume controls. You should be able to control each individually. Start by checking the volume level on your TV with your HTS shut-off. Turn the volume on your TV all the way down to 0.

Next, turn your HTS on and check the volume level there. Is it still loud? If so, try turning the volume down on your HTS. That should do the trick. If its not loud then you know you can control the volume on either the HTS or the TV. If this answer does not help, then please write us back with a little more detail. Thanks.

I had the same issue, there is a Late night mode on the remote that minimizes the volume of a loud scene so you don't have the constantly adjust the volume. Works great if you are trying to watch a movie while others are trying to sleep.

you may be using an equalizer? try to pop-up the volume with all tone controls in flat mode. see if it still cuts off. if this is the first time youencounter this then something must be wroing with either your speakers or your amp. unless your ventilation is not good enoughg, you can also try placing a blower on top of your unit to cool it down

hold down the volume knob then hpf will come up then press control knob till you get to loud setting and spin knob it will change to off

it just seems a setting problem.
go to AUDIO SETTINGS or MENU.it will have "ON VOLUME".
press volume control -ve to get desired volume.
press AUDIO or MENU to store volume level.Next time u turn it ON ,the volume will be what u SET. OK i hope this solves your problem.

How do you have it hooked up to speakers (are you using a center channel)? What listening mode are you in (dolby digital, stereo, pro-logic...)? It sounds as though you're not getting center channel info....