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HELP my HDTV System has noise and sudden pause

Help, guys, I've been struggling with this for a long time, and still can't get it solved.

The music play back (and movie audio) will have random (not always) electrical noise in there, it's very short, normallly 0.1-0.2 second. Also, it will pause (no sound at all) for 0.1-0.2 second, and keep on playing. It only happends with my HDTV-PC, but doesn't come up with my DVD player.

I use to have this problem with my old system, though it was the anmp, then though it was the PC, maybe the sound card?

After replaced everything, I am still haveing this problem, now I really have no idea what's going on, can someone please help to think what's the reason? Thanks.

Current system:
PC: Shuttle PC SG33G5M, Intel Q4 6600 CUP, 4GB ram, 500GB SATA Hard Dirve,
Realtek High-Definition Sound Card,
Connection: Optical digital (Toslink) to receiver.
Receiver: Onkyo Sr805
Power: Belkin PF30 PureAV power Conditioner

Old System:
PC: Dell Inspion 510,4GB Ram, 250 GB hard drive,
Sound card: X-Fi Music sound card.
Connection: Co-Axale to receiver
Receiver: Onkyo Sr-505
jaguarcondor
rlwainwright
1,904 posts
 
I know it takes some time for a DTS stream to be recognized and for the decoder to "kick in", perhaps that is what you are experiencing. You might want to check to see if there is an updated driver for the RealTek card, perhaps this issue has been reported by others...

-RW-
jaguarcondor OP
15 posts
 
Thanks for the reply.

I have a latest qunt-core CPU, so it should be fine.

For the DTS recoginition, it only happens at the begining, which I am aware.

What I'm talking about is the crack and pop (really load) and pause during the moving play (video part is fine).

I digged around, and found that Onkyo receivers are fulty with DTS playback.

It's said that it could be solved by a firmware update, but it's not officially announced yet. So I am still trying to figure this out.
jaguarcondor OP
15 posts
 
Just an update for everyone here, the firmware update DID the trick, and the sound bomb is gone.
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