Home entertainment system plays cd's and radio only-no dvd's

My sound don't come out please help my [email protected]

If you are trying to play a cd, you must manually tell the unit to play it in surround sound. Cd audio defaults to stereo only. Does it do the same thing if you are playing a dvd? If it happens on dvd's as well, then something in the speaker setup menu is wrong.

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Check your connections first. Make sure your input on the Sansui RZ-7001 menu is selected to dvd. Also, make sure the blue ray cables are also inserted in the correct inputs on the rear of the receiver(dvd input). via. rca cables(red, white & yellow) the yellow is the video, hdmi, or optical. If you do not hear sounds coming from your speakers you need to check the separate volume levels for the speakers within the receiver itself. Front and rears having different volume levels within the receiver. Hope this helps. Also make sure you check the volume on the dvd player. Thanks for visiting FixYa.com. Have a great day !

techguy21

Audio & Entertainment Audio System Lexus Premium Sound System with Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL) and in-dash, six-disc CD auto-changer Speakers 11 Audio System Mark Levinson® [3] Premium Audio System with Automatic Sound Levelizer (ASL) and six-disc DVD/CD auto-changer Optional
Speakers 14 Optional
Watts 240 @ 0.01% THD, 20-20,000Hz [21] Optional
MP3 Audio Input Plug MP3 audio input plug Rear Audio Rear-Seat Audio System (RSAS) Optional
Antenna In-glass antenna with FM-diversity system Satellite Radio XM® Satellite Radio capability [22] Optional
DVD Entertainment System Lexus DVD Rear-Seat Entertainment System (RSES) Optional
Wireless Headphones Included with DVD Rear-Seat Entertainment System (RSES) [23] Optional
http://www.lexus.com/cpo/model_library/GX/2007.html Wheen you click this link scroll to the bottom of the page. It will be under Audio & Entertainment.

it must be the lens....

try cleaning it with one of those "cleaning cds" that have small brushes on their surface...

Sounds like it is in the dvd player. Does it loose power completely? Let me know. Thank you Guru Jay

i have the same problem with the RZ-4900AV, it manifests itself when any video application runs through either the optical or coaxial input. in my case it's definitely not the optical cable itself, which works fine on another receiver. optical or coaxial input of audio CD's is fine, but a DVD video on the same DVD player gives the high pitched whine. the same with the PS2 on the optical input, audio CD in the PS2 no problem, PS2 game or DVD video gives the whine... i think, unfortunately, it's a crap receiver... and i solved the problem by buying a RZ-6900AV, which works perfectly in exactly the same environment.

I have the same rz 6880 av 5.1! bt im not facing that problem. Iv connected my Bose III series speakers to it...and it plays well. Maybe you need to check your system with a qualified personnel.