then watch the TV and see if the sound is still there.
I recently moved and had to re set-up my surround sound. The only difference is that I have Fios as opposed to Comcast. I have a Sony star-dn1050 receiver and all Cambridge sound works speakers (the good ones). I have the tv and PS3 switching through the receiver via HDMI. So hdmi out from receiver to tv. HDMI from Fios into receiver. PS3 into receiver. When watching live tv or on demand I keep getting this almost audio hiccup. No blips in video at all. Does not happen at all with PS3. I cannot hear this hiccup when it's just gamble box to tv. I tried switching out the hdmis as well. Still happening. I can't image it's the receiver since the PS3 is perfect. I'm wondering if it is the cable but I just can't hear it hiccuping without the amplification? This is super annoying. Anyone have any thoughts? I work as an audio tech for 10 years so I am not low-tech I have a little idea of what I'm doing. Or so I thought.

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