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Fiber optic sound outage

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passionne59 -  
 passionne59 -
Hello, I've been having audio dropouts with my optical cable, which is connected from my amplifier to my TV. I cleaned the optical inputs of my amplifier and TV with a cotton swab, and it stopped for a few hours, but it has started again. I changed the cable thinking it was defective, but the dropouts persist... however, if I switch to audio out red/white, there are no dropouts.
The dropouts occur when I'm watching TV, using my HD media player, or even playing on my console...
Thank you for any advice you can give me.

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    sawsix Posted messages 4824 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 035
     
    Hi,

    So, is it the amplifier that's at fault? Have you tried another optical input?
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    1. passionne59
       
      No, on the amplifier there is only one, but I can try my PS3 on the TV?
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    2. sawsix Posted messages 4824 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 035
       
      Yes, it's a good solution.

      If your TV has a "digital coaxial" output, that's a plus - you can use a yellow RCA cable as a digital coaxial to connect it to the amplifier.
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