Why is my Sony Surround Sound not working?

Try different cables to verify this is not a bad set of cables. Try setting the Audio/Video (A/V) receiver to a different Surround Sound mode. IMPORTANT: Verify that the source you are playing is encoded with Surround Sound audio. Check each speaker to make sure they are properly connected to the A/V receiver.

How do I turn off the PCM on my Sony receiver?

Press the “PCM” button on the Sony remote control to switch off PCM mode. This will display on the LCD screen on the front of the receiver.

Why is the sound not working on my Sony TV?

The connected home theater system, audio receiver or sound bar is not set to properly decode the digital signal. The TV is not tuned to a digital channel. The optical cable is not securely connected. The optical cable may be faulty. The TV may require a system software (firmware) update. Downloads are posted on your model support page.

How to fix no sound from HDMI cable?

[Solution] No Sound from HDMI Connection 1 Make sure the HDMI® cable is securely connected to both the source device (set-top box, Blu-ray Disc™ player, etc.) 2 Set the TV to the correct video input to receive the signal from the source device. 3 Set the audio output setting of the source device to output a compatible audio signal. See More….

Why is there no sound on my BRAVIA TV?

If the audio system connected to the TV doesn’t support DTS or Dolby Digital, it may not output sound depending on the type of broadcast or video. Press the Quick Settings or HOME button on the supplied remote depending on the TV: Select Settings. Select Sound, Display & Sound, or BRAVIA Settings depending on your TV. Select Audio output.

How do I Turn Off Sound on my TV?

Disconnect the HDMI cable from both devices and reconnect it. On your TV, set the speaker settings to Audio System . Note: Your audio system doesn’t automatically produce sound when you connect the cable. On your audio system, press the INPUT or TV button to switch the input to TV. Turn off the TV and the audio system.