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Tafkam Hokie
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I think your choices are (1) full reboot/cycle power, (2) check for

software updates, and (3) call an exorcist. Intermittent loss of sound on one channel sure sounds like a software glitch, not an actual hardware problem of any kind. That, or demonic possession.
Posted: 06/19/2024 at 10:14 AM ET
(In response to this post by HOKIERIT)

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I have a crazy issue with a Samsung TV and nobody I've talked to has any->
HOKIERIT 06/18/24 07:03 PM ET
I think your choices are (1) full reboot/cycle power, (2) check for
Tafkam Hokie 06/19/24 10:14 AM ET
I think you're right. Have to figure out how to get into software settings**
HOKIERIT 06/20/24 04:48 PM ET
…jiggle the handle**
chumley 06/18/24 09:25 PM ET
I had a Samsung TV that had a similar problem. The quick fix was to...
Spud 06/18/24 08:33 PM ET
Thnks. I rebooted Xfinity, but not sure I'v3e unplugged TV yet. I'll try it**
HOKIERIT 06/19/24 08:20 AM ET
Yep, always make that your first step: When in doubt, reboot!**
tongahokie 06/18/24 09:17 PM ET
Yep. That and refresh through Xfinity. That's the extent of my expertise🤬**
HOKIERIT 06/19/24 09:53 AM ET
Have you tried
HOKIE 06/18/24 08:05 PM ET
Certainly the first thing I thought of. Problem is, I don't drink. Wife->
HOKIERIT 06/19/24 08:22 AM ET
I had a tv where the sound was muted.
Guy LeDouche 06/18/24 07:32 PM ET
^^This is good advice. Swapping boxes should confirm or eliminate the box.
MP4VT2004 06/18/24 08:03 PM ET
All good suggestions..thanks!**
HOKIERIT 06/19/24 08:23 AM ET
So what, my suggestion wasn’t good advice???
HOKIE 06/18/24 08:07 PM ET
It was...you just made it after my post. 😉**
MP4VT2004 06/18/24 08:26 PM ET
Always blame Xfinity...
ShortFatHokie 06/18/24 07:26 PM ET