Onkyo TX-SR803 Receiver "help coax input" Questions

...coax works fine, so it's either broken audio output from the HDTV or the way I'm setting the audio input selection on the receiver. Help? Check your settings on your tv. You may have ...

...coax assigned to the DVD input). However the sound out was only Dolby Pro-logic, not DTS or Dolby digital. Any help wold be appreciated. John You have to use the system setting using the remote and ...

help I connected all the cords to this system and I have television picture but no sound from the speakers except static when i test them Most amps these days have to told which input is being used,ie

...help? Dillon you can use the headphone jack just get an adaptor to change from the headphone type to RCA type. adjust the volume of the tv to 3/4 of the way to give line level to the stereo, use an ...

...Coax Audio Help! I connected my cable box to the receiver with S-Video and Digital Audio Coax -- worked fine. TV is connected with S Video. I then connected my DVD and VCR and realized I had to go to ...

...help will be greatly appreciated. The Old Timer EE the avr-588 apparently cannot carry sound via hdmi - don't know why; just what i found out from the geek squad at best buy; solved the problem by ...

...Help RX-V365 doesn't support HDMI audio. You need to connect the cable box also via spdif cable for audio to work. Look at the box if it uses optical spdif or coax spdif. If optical, you see that ...

...help him with setup. I said sure, but it will cost you breakfast. (but I digress.... or digest). The manual implies that the digital inputs (optical and coax) can be assigned to the source buttons on ...

...coax audio be outputting to the 4800? Help! I'm stumped... David Shor 310-897-2667 [email protected] Thanks in advance for any help! You tv may cannot support 4800, see your Tv compatibility of the ...

...input set to coax/digital. could it be my TV output has failed? Is the signal connected to coaxial- a digital spdif? If you are dealing with analogue audio connect them to RCA's. Hope this will