daemou
Novice Member
Hi,
I have an Onkyo TX-SR393 connected to my Windows 10 PC using HDMI. The picture is forwarded by the amp to my 4k TV using another HDMI cable.
When things work, they work nicely, including 5.1 sound. But about half the time when I awake the PC from sleep or switch the amp from another input to the PC, windows does not see the amplifier (the list of output devices only has the internal speakers). Most typically this happens after using a bluetooth device with the amplifier.
The image passthrough works fine, but previously I also had problems with that - about half the time the image on the TV would be just green and would only be fixed by pulling out and reinserting the HDMI cable. However, that problem luckily seems to have fixed itself.
I have found out that using the "troubleshoot sound problems" option in Windows brings the connection back, but it is rather tedious given how many times per day I change the inputs. I also tried a batch file stopping and starting windows audio services, but didn't find that to work reliably.
Has anyone experienced similar problems, and do you have any solutions?
I have an Onkyo TX-SR393 connected to my Windows 10 PC using HDMI. The picture is forwarded by the amp to my 4k TV using another HDMI cable.
When things work, they work nicely, including 5.1 sound. But about half the time when I awake the PC from sleep or switch the amp from another input to the PC, windows does not see the amplifier (the list of output devices only has the internal speakers). Most typically this happens after using a bluetooth device with the amplifier.
The image passthrough works fine, but previously I also had problems with that - about half the time the image on the TV would be just green and would only be fixed by pulling out and reinserting the HDMI cable. However, that problem luckily seems to have fixed itself.
I have found out that using the "troubleshoot sound problems" option in Windows brings the connection back, but it is rather tedious given how many times per day I change the inputs. I also tried a batch file stopping and starting windows audio services, but didn't find that to work reliably.
Has anyone experienced similar problems, and do you have any solutions?