Want to turn off audio description off on my Panasonic Viera. Handbook says go to menu then sound but I can find nothing there.

There isn't a best audio setting. We recommend you simply use the TV's audio menu to manipulate the sound until you find your preferred values.

When you plug in to the aux audio jack, that cuts out the speakers automatically. There is no switch.

i own 65" viera that about 6 years old , has 3" wide black stripe running down the right side about a 1/3 of the way in . it stops at the half way point , Anyone know if its fixable ?????? thanks Andy

isolate it to the TV, an input, or an input device.
it might be just the tv audio config.
hit menu on the remote and follow ur nose thru to the audio section - or RTFM.

Use the tv setup menus. Menu->Audio Adjust->Stereo/SAP/Mono and turn off the SAP (Secondary Audio Program.)

Your TV does support Audio Return Channel (ARC). Try connecting your Bluray player to HDMI 2 and your sound bar to HDMI 1(ARC). You will need to make sure that VIERA link is turned on in the Setup menu of the TV.

simple things to do:

Look first to see if have sound when a DVD etc connected to a rear audio/video input has sound, this rules some things out.

Look in menu to see if for some reason the speakers in the set got switched to OFF.

What does the TV really need from the receiver in all of this? Minimally, Component video for the DVD and managing the SA-HT920, not much else.

A TV is not normally an optimal source of audio.

Your broadcast TV-related sound would be higher quality and easier to obtain if you got it from the Cable or Sat box you probably have. Route ITS BEST (digital multichannel) audio directly to the SA and and its BEST (HI-DEF) VIDEO directly to the TV. You could also run vanilla analog audio to the TV so you can watch news in lo-fi audio on the TV.

The exact model of TV would be helpful to know as audio capabilities may vary.

Should you still feel the need to run TV-originated audio to the SA from the Viera through its headphone or audio output, connect that to any available analog RCA input.

Connection of a jack into the audio output will pass unmodified TV audio to the SA. That's a good thing as the REAL audio electronics needs an unmodifed source for best results.

go into menu of tv make sure speakers are turned on--if you are using a cable box turn the cable box volume up-let me know if this helps [email protected]