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Panasonic veira not working with the PS3 optical output

Some films or games wont give out any sound via the optical output on the PS3 using panasonic surround sound or the panasonic tv. this only happens on certain films or games such as Behind enemy lines, star wars- force unleashed as examples.
Any ideas??

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This sounds like a protocol compatiblity problem with the medias you are using. Check the set-up for the audio in all the devices connected to the TV set. Some of the older recordings and medias must have the sound set to simple stereo or mono. If there is no digital 5.1 data on the media source there is no way you are going to hear the sound if the equipment is set to that mode.


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