MCE - HDMI - no sound

m4r

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I have a system with the following specs, MSI K9A2 Platinum mainboard, AMD 6000+ cpu, 2gb kingston 667 RAM, MSI nx8500gt vga, fusion hdtv dual2 tuner card and pioneer blu-ray/DVD/CD-R, it was running vista with no problems at all hooked up to a sony HDTV via HDMI, this week i upgraded to windows 7 pro (fresh install) and everything was fine, then all of a sudden i have lost sound on certain channels 1, 90, 99 and 73, sound works fine on other channels. I have taken my box to a mates place and it all works fine again. The system is not hooked up to the internet at all.
 

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Welcome to Seven Forums m4r. Does your mate have the same cable system (I am assuming cable?)?. Same channel lineup? Does the tuner card have a SAP (Second Audio Setting)? If so, make sure it's on stereo or mono, not SAP. A Guy
 

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I have a system with the following specs, MSI K9A2 Platinum mainboard, AMD 6000+ cpu, 2gb kingston 667 RAM, MSI nx8500gt vga, fusion hdtv dual2 tuner card and pioneer blu-ray/DVD/CD-R, it was running vista with no problems at all hooked up to a sony HDTV via HDMI, this week i upgraded to windows 7 pro (fresh install) and everything was fine, then all of a sudden i have lost sound on certain channels 1, 90, 99 and 73, sound works fine on other channels. I have taken my box to a mates place and it all works fine again. The system is not hooked up to the internet at all.

Those channels are outputting a digital format that your HDMI receiver cannot process. If it's a TV it's supposed to show an OSD (onscreen display) error when that input is selected. There is a workaround -- I'm not sure why this works but you can try as it's helped dozens of others with this same issue -- disable exclusive access to the device:
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Laptop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Apple
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El Capitan / Windows 10
CPU
i7-4980HQ
Memory
16GB
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Iris 5200
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