Samsung HT-DB120 System - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

This is usually caused by a damaged audio output stage. Time for a specialized repair.

You know, m4v files have DRM protection and can't be played on Android devices. But you can do it with a 3rd party tool, NoteBurner. It can remove DRM legally and then convert m4v to mp4, mov, avi, etc. Besides, AC3 dolby 5.1 audio and multilingual subtitles can be all kept after conversion. You can learn more from: http://www.noteburner.com/mac-m4v-converter-plus.html

You probably will get the best result if you use a digital to analog audio converter. Amazon has a number of models: https://www.amazon.com/DA-Converters/b?ie=UTF8&node=3224445011 . You will need to provide the optical audio cable. You connect the TV's optical audio out to the converter's input. Then use the converter's RCA output to the home theater system's audio input. The TVs HDMI port is only an HDMI input (possibly with Audio Return Channel). This isn't usually resolved by an HDMI-RCA Converter. This converter might have worked to split off the audio signal from a Blu-ray player with an HDMI cable to the converter and then another HDMI cable to the TV and the RCA audio going to the Home Theater system. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

IC801 is ICE2QS03 and Q801 is KF8N60F You must replace the components that caused the failure otherwise it will not work properly.

replace the pick up unit

You have to check the ratings of woofers for wattage they have been designed. Have you got a manual? They would definitely be working up to that mark.

Yes, it can connect to your tv if your tv support the any wireless connection check your tv settings then connect it.

Connect the power cords for the soundbar and the subwoofer to the back of each, and then plug both into a wall outlet. Use a small pointed object to press the ID SET button on the back of the subwoofer. Continue holding until STANDBY turns off and LINK (Blue LED) blinks quickly.

Electronic store cud hav a generic part or ucud maybe rigg one up

It would be simpler to buy a new remote for the 321 system. Spares for this system are not very expensive. A remote will probably cost less than £20.

Sound drops out from the wireless subwoofer. The sound on your wireless subwoofer can drop out if there is interference or a physical obstruction between the soundbar and subwoofer. Make sure the subwoofer is within range of a good signal of your soundbar, and that the issue is not with the source audio. https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshooting/TSG01109876/

SOLUTION: This was happening to us for over 6 months, lately its every few minutes, i just figured out its due to faulty front touch pad, if you open the unit and remove front face of the player, remove the single small ribbon wire that connects to front touch pad, leave the other little ribbon wire as this is for the remote control IR receiver, only the remote control can work with this now obviously.

• There may be DVD region limitations on your device, and you use a DVD disc that is not listed in your device.
• It may also be the vendor of your brand DVD disc, including those that are not recommended.
• The format of the files on your DVD disc, does not support.
• Disc Optic is dirty / dusty. Clean it.
• Disc is scratched.
• Damage to the disc player.

This picture is captured fromf the User Manual, page 6.

Here is the link to their software: https://samsung-media-studio.software.informer.com/

https://github.com/zarpli/PS-WTX500

Check the cooling fan

I have a Samsung HT w/bluray, but I don't know what "cinavia" is. Sorry!

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1. Step 1: Opening Up. First unscrew the screw. There is only one! ...
2. Step 2: Fix. I disconnected the battery first by unsoldering it. ...
3. Step 3: Put It Back Together. Test it first and keep cleaning till it works! ...
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Probably cannot do this. Surround systems often have proprietary speaker hookups, and are not meant to be attached to other sources. Samsung manual https://www.samsung.com/africa_en/support/model/HT-E330K/XA/

If the power cable is detachable, it should be a standard plug which is easy to find at goodwill, etc. or online. Very common cable for many home audio component. Probably look like figure eight. If not, you would have to open the unit.