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Cambridge Audio Azur 540D DVD Player

Ticking noise from speakers when playing dvd (by 2 users)

posted by flatnose on Dec 19, 2006


Hmmm, interesting... My Cambridge Audio all-in-one Cd/DVD/tuner/amp Azur 540d is making a clicking sound when playing DVDs. It doesnt do this when playing CDs at all. The noise is audible as a fast ticking, like it's picking up the sound of the dvd spinning, while playing the movie although funnily enough it seems to stop ticking during the blank gaps between tracks e.g. when going from adverts onto the main feature.

Help! Not sure what the cause might be....

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1 Other User Has The Same Problem

Comment by Spikes007, posted on Nov 08, 2007

Hi I have the same problem. I just replaced my DVD RW with a brand new one. The same thing happens when i play the movie. Luckily my laptop was under warentee so i didnt pay for the DVD but its annoying when you try to watch a movie.

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