Can you see the Volume Control icon disabled near the clock ?
Do you get the following error when your try to open Volume Control thru… …
Start/All Program/Accessories/Entertainment/Volume Control
“No active mixer devices detected………..etc, etc……”
If you get the above errors then your Sound/Volume control IRQs are frozen by some recent Windows update program while you were on the internet.
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I have a center speaker, two side speakers and two surround sound speakers. I just used the Audessey auto setup for my speakers, and this is the problem I came accross. Is the auto set up recommended? or shoud the speaker set up be done mannually?
I have a similar problem. I did not ID the problem to be dialog or with a pertictuar type of signal, but the volume (not the knob, but the sound) would go up and down in what seemed like ramdon times while watching a movie. I have run the auto equlizer for speaker setup already once and it work well correctly ID'ing the speakers and their location. Is this due to some setting/mode/field that I have accidently selected? Could this be due to over headting? My unit is on an open shelf with nothing above or below it and I only have volume set to around 60 so I would be upset if this is the case, but the top does get hot to the touch. Any ideas?
Simplemitch, that did it! I had a 5.1 speakers setup before and had ran Audessey and all sounded good. I then increased the size of my center channel without re-runing Audessey and that is when I started having problems. I then took your suggestion of re-runing Audessey and it worked. Thanks.
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