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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisOfCatford" data-source="post: 221549" data-attributes="member: 23650">Hi ray,Thanks for the reply.PC is connected by long VGA lead and audio is connected by a stereo mini-jack to stereo RCA 'multi-media' lead and an extender stereo mini-jack M to F.Audio is just analog front stereo out.The click is a relay (I assume) in the TV, and did initially seem happen when the TV was hot and had been on all day (like holidays when the kids' films are on all day).When the click happens, the TV goes off, and into some sort of error state with a flashing red light. Sometimes it comes straight back on again though.The reason that I started to think it was audio in related was because the audio is non-functional when the TV comes back on (sometimes after a soft tap on the front). De-selecting then re-selecting the PC as audio source brings this back online.I reallise that this could just as easily be an issue with the TV and nothing to do with my PC, but it is a place to start that I am not afraid to pull to bits and replace bits.charli181:Thanks, but this looks more likely to be a software issue than my problem, which is most likely to do with my TV, perhaps brought on by something that my PC is doing (or maybe not).Thanks,Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ChrisOfCatford, post: 221549, member: 23650"] Hi ray, Thanks for the reply. PC is connected by long VGA lead and audio is connected by a stereo mini-jack to stereo RCA 'multi-media' lead and an extender stereo mini-jack M to F. Audio is just analog front stereo out. The click is a relay (I assume) in the TV, and did initially seem happen when the TV was hot and had been on all day (like holidays when the kids' films are on all day). When the click happens, the TV goes off, and into some sort of error state with a flashing red light. Sometimes it comes straight back on again though. The reason that I started to think it was audio in related was because the audio is non-functional when the TV comes back on (sometimes after a soft tap on the front). De-selecting then re-selecting the PC as audio source brings this back online. I reallise that this could just as easily be an issue with the TV and nothing to do with my PC, but it is a place to start that I am not afraid to pull to bits and replace bits. charli181: Thanks, but this looks more likely to be a software issue than my problem, which is most likely to do with my TV, perhaps brought on by something that my PC is doing (or maybe not). Thanks, Chris [/QUOTE]

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