Re: composite vs coax

I have tried s-video The picture is great but the sound still makes strange
volume changes on some syllables..Please explain sibilance, also I have
tried 2 different direct boxes with no change.I thought it might be the 10
watt built in speakers but the sound is fine with the coax
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Tony Hwang wrote:
DanR wrote:
Gary wrote:

Yes RF coax Standard direct box I am going directly to the
TV
from the box .
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I don't have answer for the audio pops. If you haven't already... try
different audio cables. I'm assuming you used plain ordinary twin lead
audio
cables with RCA ends. They should work fine. When you say "pops" do you
mean
static like pops that occur randomly whether there is audio or silence?
When
you say "certain loud syllables" might you be talking about S and F type
sounds. (sibilance)
You can, as an experiment, try running the audio cables to your stereo
and
see what that sounds like. That would narrow it down to the Direct TV
box or
the TV.




Tony Hwang wrote:

Gary wrote:

When I use composite cables the picture is great but the sound has
pops
and
certain loud syllables.If a coax is used the picture is nit quite as
good
but the sound is fine Direct TV with new 32 inch lcd



Hi,
When you say coax, digital coax or RF coax?

Yes, need more info.
Do you have standard definition Direct TV box? Are you connecting
directly
from
that box to your TV?
If your audio connection is plugged into a receiver / amp... check the
input
type. Make sure it's a normal line in connection. Especially not a
"phono"
input. And if the receiver has any older style Dolby processing make
sure
it's
turned off. I'm talking about the older B and C type processing for
cassettes.
Or are you using a digital out from your Direct TV box to a receiver /
amp?
If you are using a coax RF type connection (channel 3 or 4) you are
compromising
the quality of your image. I'm assuming from your post that you have
HD 32
LCD
without any HD source. If you do indeed have a Direct TV HD box that
changes
everything.



Hi,
That LCD panel may not have a great sounding speakers.
I neve use intenrnal TV speakers.

Yea, I agree that TV speakers usually are not that great. But if I
understood
Gary's original post the TV speakers sound OK if he connects his Direct TV
box
to his TV via RF channel 3 / 4 coax connection. It just occurred to me
that
there might be a menu setting on the Direct TV box for "enhanced stereo"
where
you pick to have stereo sent from the RCA line outs OR to the RF output.
Not
sure about that.
And if Gary ever gets this sorted out he should try the S video out for
his TV.
He only mentioned composite cable.




.

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