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New Xbox Experience Causing HDMI Sound Loss Issues
Posted by XanTium | November 21 17:17 EST | News Category: Xbox360
From gizmodo.com: [QUOTE] According to a long thread at the AVForums, several Xbox 360 users are losing all sound after upgrading to the New Xbox Experience. Fortunately, there seems to be a fix: * Turn off the Xbox 360. * Remove the hard drive. * Turn on the Xbox 360. * When the Dashboard loads, put the hard drive back.
Apparently, the fix is only temporary. If you turn of the Xbox, you will have to receive the process [/QUOTE]
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Not showing up yet on mine. Working fine. It will get an extended run at the weekend so will report in if it has an issue. If it is an issue a fix will be forthcoming.
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It's fine with my HDMI connection.
But totally of topic, has anyone noticed that the fans don't completely turn of when you turn off the 360 now after the NXE update if that makes any sense. Say 10-20sec depending how long your 360 has been on?? I don't know if they are cooling the boards when the console is off. Or is it an issue with mine
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QUOTE(snes_83 @ Nov 22 2008, 01:03 AM)
What the hell are you talking about?
I think he means he's using an HDMI cable and the original component adapter, with the component adapter just for the optical port. so he has: HDMI to TV, the component adapter's optical going to his soundsystem.
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QUOTE(johnnyrico @ Nov 21 2008, 07:51 PM)
I think he means he's using an HDMI cable and the original component adapter, with the component adapter just for the optical port. so he has: HDMI to TV, the component adapter's optical going to his soundsystem.
That's exactly what I meant sorry I didn't know it was going to cause an uproar. But anyway, tested on my 360 and tv and no problems yet.
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QUOTE(bucko @ Nov 21 2008, 03:56 PM)
But totally of topic, has anyone noticed that the fans don't completely turn of when you turn off the 360 now after the NXE update if that makes any sense. Say 10-20sec depending how long your 360 has been on?? I don't know if they are cooling the boards when the console is off. Or is it an issue with mine
I noticed this too. Probably just cooling the xbox off.
I have no sound issues with HDMI but I have mine hooked via HDMI directly to the TV and optical to my receiver.
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I have this issue, and so does my floormate. It has something to do with the HDMI handshake between the TV and the console, as it only affects certain TV's (we have Vizio 26 inch TV's, and both were affected after the update). Certain Benq monitors are affected as well, as far as I know. The fix is simple(just hold down right trigger + Y to reset video settings upon system start), however it's annoying to have to do this EVERY TIME you power the console on. Microsoft better release a fix soon >:o