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<blockquote data-quote="octessence" data-source="post: 991735" data-attributes="member: 124150">OK, more testing. I tried using the S/PDIF output (setting to to the default output in Control Panel-&gt;Sound) and I get the same problem. However...&nbsp;I have discovered that the sound isn't gone altogether it's just very very quiet. For normal volume I have the Amp on around -54dB. When I do this cycle the volume needs to be turned right up to -30dB to hear anything at all and up to -3dB to get the same volume as before. Doing that is a bit terrifying in case the sound decided to come flooding back at normal volume.&nbsp;Repeating the cycle again doesn't reduce the volume any further.&nbsp;EDIT: Could it be some sort of sound normalization problem?[DOUBLEPOST=1367876832][/DOUBLEPOST]More info...&nbsp;Control Panel -&gt; Sound -&gt; RC HDMI -&gt; Properties -&gt; Enhancement -&gt; Loudness Equalization - is offSwitching it on doesn't help.I also played with all of the Audio codec settings related to Normalization and downmixing to stereo. Still the same.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="octessence, post: 991735, member: 124150"] OK, more testing. I tried using the S/PDIF output (setting to to the default output in Control Panel->Sound) and I get the same problem. However... I have discovered that the sound isn't gone altogether it's just very very quiet. For normal volume I have the Amp on around -54dB. When I do this cycle the volume needs to be turned right up to -30dB to hear anything at all and up to -3dB to get the same volume as before. Doing that is a bit terrifying in case the sound decided to come flooding back at normal volume. Repeating the cycle again doesn't reduce the volume any further. EDIT: Could it be some sort of sound normalization problem?[DOUBLEPOST=1367876832][/DOUBLEPOST]More info... Control Panel -> Sound -> RC HDMI -> Properties -> Enhancement -> Loudness Equalization - is off Switching it on doesn't help. I also played with all of the Audio codec settings related to Normalization and downmixing to stereo. Still the same. [/QUOTE]

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