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LunaSea

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11. Good thinking!

Reply to IcyPeas (Reply #10)

Fri Aug 28, 2020, 05:36 PM

Aug 2020

Do you have another tv?
If so, hook it up and determine whether the problem is the signal or the tv.
I can't imagine a tuner losing part one frequency only.

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I have a question about TV audio problem (I know it's not a computer question but [View all] IcyPeas Aug 2020 OP

Sounds like a buffering issue with your tv. Phoenix61 Aug 2020 #1

gaming mode? it's not a smart tv so I don't think I can do that IcyPeas Aug 2020 #2

Are you streaming? Using an app? mn9driver Aug 2020 #3

no, it's fine on my tablet (the app) IcyPeas Aug 2020 #7

Do you have a high-definition and standard version of the channel? klook Aug 2020 #4

yes, it's happening on both. IcyPeas Aug 2020 #8

If it's hooked to a cable box it may be the box. Phoenix61 Aug 2020 #5

oh really? hmmm IcyPeas Aug 2020 #9

Have you searched the make and model? LunaSea Aug 2020 #6

i did do this IcyPeas Aug 2020 #10

Good thinking! LunaSea Aug 2020 #11