When I hook up my DVD player to my surround sound there is always annoying skip in sound when I play a DVD. This is most noticeable on the menu screen and also when there is periods of silence in a film for example. I originally thought it was the cable I was using, I was using an Optical lead, but after changing to a coaxial lead, the problem is still the same. When I play through TV it is fine, so I don't know what to do. I have a Toshiba DVD player and Eltax Amp and Speakers! Any suggestions???? Thnaks Phil
Have you been through the audio portion of the menu on the DVD player? Make sure Dolby Digital & DTS* (*if your amp accepts it)are enabled. [bold]What are the model numbers of your Amp & DVD player?[/bold] Do you have any other digital sources to test the Amp with, like an Xbox or something else?
hey thanks! My audio options has the options of: Bitstream, Analog 2 CH and PCM! It's currently set on PCM The DVD model number is : Toshiba SD-220E and the Amp is: Eltax AVR-200 Thanks Again!
Did you try setting the player to Bitstream? That is the setting I have always used. If that doesn't work I would have a friend bring over another DVD player so you could confirm if your problem is with the amp or your DVD player. Good luck!
XBG is right.......... If your system is a Dolby Digital system, it MUST be set on "bitstream", for DD 5.1 and DTS. If your system is Dolby Pro Logic system, you will need to use PCM.
