Qobuz subscription tv#

The only output I haven't tried is one that's a small pin jack output.the kind of pin jack you'd see on a cell phone. I've tried the same combinations of HDMI and optical audio outputs from the TV. On the receiver I've tried all the HDMI inputs (four of them), Audio 1 and 2, all six AV inputs. Replaced the optical audio chord with one straight out of the wrapper. I've tried every combination of HDMI in/outputs.

Qobuz subscription tv#

But I still think there's the right combination somewhere between the TV and receiver.

I've tried every statistical combination of inputs and outputs, settings, etc. Have you checked those settings? Have you previously listened to sound from your tv through your receiver or have you only listened to sound from your tv through the tv speakers? If you have never listed to sound from your tv through your receiver, I'll bet the digital output is disabled and the only sound signal is analog going to your tv speakers. Maybe your tv has it disabled by default. I'm not familiar with your tv specifically, but most tvs have audio settings where you can enable or disable audio output. Either the audio settings on the tv or the wrong input might be selected in your receiver. I would be willing to bet that the problem is in the settings. That (LG) TV and receiver really have me stumped.I would be willing to bet that the problem is in the settings.

Doesn't do any good to have Qobuz if you can't listen to it over your audio system. I can get sound from the TV speakers but nothing over the HT system (Yamaha RX-V 965 receiver). I'm wondering if I have a bad HDMI chord. Audio optical from receiver to TV (brand new optical chord, BTW).