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No sound on regular t.v. and dvd, works with radio

Fairly new system. it was working fine, not sure what happened. we can listen to the radio and surround sound works fine, but if we switch to dvd or watch regular t.v. the sound does not come on. the display works fine and it is not muted. not sure what happened. can you help?

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Onkyo has a major problem with the hdmi module in this unit.hdmi pcb needs reolaced.

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