No sound on when watching TV on AIW 2006

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Does anybody know why there is no sound when watching TV?

It has always worked, now it doesn't.

If I play a video file or music, I hear the soun, even if I play it
with the ATI MMC.
 
mga said:
Does anybody know why there is no sound when watching TV?

It has always worked, now it doesn't.

If I play a video file or music, I hear the soun, even if I play it
with the ATI MMC.
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Check Device Manager for driver problems. Then do a repair install on MMC.
 
I had that same problem, I just unistalled all ATI software and reinstall
fresh and the problem was gone.
 
Ted said:
I had that same problem, I just unistalled all ATI software and reinstall
fresh and the problem was gone.
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Did you have the problem immediately after you first installed, or did
it work for some time (3 weeks in my case) and then stopped for no
apparent reason?
 
mga said:
Does anybody know why there is no sound when watching TV?

It has always worked, now it doesn't.

If I play a video file or music, I hear the soun, even if I play it
with the ATI MMC.
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Do you have the sound turned up on the tv player?

The red hash marks lower right side.
 
Yes, it worked for 4 weeks then I had the same problem you did.

I just did a fresh install of all ATI software drivers/MMC suite and the
problem went away, it's been over 4 months now, still NO problems to this
day.
 
Do a repair re-install of the SOUND drivers.

MMC seems to, sometimes, stomp all over the existing sound drivers and
registry settings.
 
Do a repair re-install of the SOUND drivers.

MMC seems to, sometimes, stomp all over the existing sound drivers and
registry settings.
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Could be that he'll have to but if other wave sources are playing I'd start
with ATI.
I've had this happen several times and a repair install of MMC was the cure.
I've noticed on my system MMC9.13/14(at least) doesn't save its final
settings for about 8-10seconds after the program appears to have closed. I
think running another program that accesses the multimedia system before
these settings get saved can causes these problems. Maybe even just another
program. Haven't had the problem since noticing the delay but too soon to
know for sure.

Reminds me of a related story. A couple of months ago I was watching TV or
DTV and decided to edit/convert a small MPG file while watching. As soon as
Studio ran the TV screwed up. Hadn't thought about it accessing the hardware
too. A repair install got it going but still had problems after reboot.
Final solution was cleaning and reinstall like recommended at
ati.com/install. My guess is it hosed the registry.

Just observations that might help others. I could be wrong.
 
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