Sony DAV SC5 In home Cinema

check the following links for you answer

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Replacement-Remote-Control-For-Sony-DAV-SC5-/271034128605?pt=UK_AudioTVElectronics_Video_RemoteControls&hash=item3f1ae498dd


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-Remote-Control-to-DVD-SONY-DAV-SC5-easy-to-use-TV-/110829587705?pt=UK_AudioTVElectronics_Video_RemoteControls&hash=item19cdf54cf9





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if this does not help then no matter what you can always get a new one from SONY

ALSO PS*** check in your owners manual for info on how to program your new remote to work with your system

if you no longer have owners manual then follow this link

http://www.manualslib.com/manual/247682/Sony-Dav-Sc5-Instruction-Operation-Manual.html

Hi,

The DAV supports Dolby Digital® DTS 5.1 audio. Make sure your blueray movie has 5.1 track and is outputting to the DAV.

Basic checks first. Have you checked they are connected properly? Maybe used a different cable to check whether the rear cables are faulty? You may just have turned your system to 2.1 surrououn sound by accident or be playing a format that only supports 2.1. Check that in the system menu under dec. mode that if it is set to AFD STD that you are playing a DVD which shows can support 5.1 on the back of its cover. Also try running the setup manually and choosing your speaker configuration. Hope this helps.

you need an optical cable going from the TV to the home cinema for an audio output, it worked for, had the same problem!!

Does the ringing happen when listening to the radio, CD, or both?

Hi malenka-81,
I couldn't find your previous post. Can you pls let mw know the exact problem and my reply on that?

DVD3.3V for IC206 (ZIVA5X-C1F) comes from IC906 (SI-8033JF, +3.3V REG) at Power Supply Board. :D

it is power regulator ic and must be changed.
you must check around ic pins for short capacitor or burnt resistor to complete your job

If your alternate DVD player has digital audio out you can make this connection via the 'optical digital in' port on the rear of the unit which corresponds to the Video 2 function. I have done this myself because the inbuilt DVD function in the Sony unit is dead (fixed once under warranty, problem recurred about a year later, same issue as other unsolved posts on this board, DVD function hangs, system won't switch off, etc. common problem with this unit, crap product).

Have you set the tv type (PAL/NTSC/Multi..) or the component type (RGB, YUV, etc.) suitable for your tv? If not, go to the main menu of your Home Theater System then check it out.