I've beening running the Break-in DVD on my Yahama DV-C6760, over S-video, for the last few days. Running it most of the time with a few hours break here and there.

I never had the receiver on, or tuned it to the DVD player for sound.

Now here I am wanting to watch my first movie on it(which btw, even with S-video and non progressive looks pretty good on my Samsung 4253) and no sound will come out.

It's not the cable, I switched and tested with another device that worked. Also there is a red light coming from the cable so a signal is being sent.

It's not the receiver(Yahama HTR-5460) input, tested that.

That DVD players settings haven't change, and it shows Multichannel output.

The receiver doesn't seem to be receiving a consistent signal as it keeps popping up PCM on and off.

My xbox 360 plays DVDs fine(Sides from Video Hardware failing occasionally)

Any ideas?

That's what you get for using a "break" in DVD. :D Sorry, couldn't resist.

That's what you get for using a "break" in DVD. :D Sorry, couldn't resist.

Oh, the irony...:p

Update: It can play sound through stereo cables, and coaxial digital audio.

Just the Optical output, fried even though it's sending a signal?

I've beening running the Break-in DVD on my Yahama DV-C6760, over S-video, for the last few days. Running it most of the time with a few hours break here and there.


It's not the cable, I switched and tested with another device that worked. Also there is a red light coming from the cable so a signal is being sent.


Any ideas?

Break In !!
This is a joke right?:eek:
There will be no audio or video difference at all with the so called breaking in period, and leaving equipment on unattended is not very smart...

Update: It can play sound through stereo cables, and coaxial digital audio.

Just the Optical output, fried even though it's sending a signal?

It's probably the optical cable.

I dont know the particular player but is it possible you have the audio set to multichannel out instead of digital out?