20 Most Recent Sony BRAVIA® DAV-HDX576WF Theater System with Wireless Speakers - Page 3 Questions & Answers

On your remote;

Press the Home button
Scroll left to settings
System settings
Auto-start up - go through setup and select "Home" (not store)

Sorted

Hmm, blind people 'watching' and no audio? What would that leave?

Here's the manual.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Sony-DAV-HDX576-Home-Theater-Systems-manual/id/13756ag215/t/2/

Hi,

TheSony Audio Interactive Radio Frequency (S-AIR) is a wireless digital audiotransmission signal that plays surround sound using a radio frequency that canbe placed anywhere that is convenient within the maximum communication distancewithout the signal breaking up. The system can transfer up to four channels ofCD quality (48kHz, 16 bits) audio data with no data compression.
You have to pair the S-Airunit with the Main HTS unit. When the sound transmission is not established,the indicator of the S-AIR sub unit does turnsoff, flashes or turns Red. Please try the steps mentioned below and checkif the issue can be resolved: · Make sure that there is no other S-Air unit nearthe one which you're using. If any, place it more than 8 meters (26 1/4 feet)away from the unit. · Make sure that the units that you are trying topair are within one meter (3 feet) of each other. · Confirm that the ID of the main unit and theS-AIR sub unit are set to the same ID. · You performed pairing the main unit and anotherS-AIR sub unit. Perform the pairing steps again with the desired S-AIR subunit. · The unit is paired to another S-AIR sub unit. Cancelpairing. · Install the S-AIR main unit and S-AIR sub unitaway from other wireless products. · Stop using another wireless product long enoughto confirm if the S-AIR main unit and S-AIR sub unit gets connected. · The S-AIR sub unit is turned off. Make sure theAC power cord is connected and turn on the S-AIR sub unit. How to cancelpairing? · Perform the ID setting of the unit as follows: · Press POWER to turn the unit on. · Press the FUNCTION +/- button repeatedly untilDVD appears in the front panel display. · Press DISPLAY while the system is in the STOPmode. · Once the CONTROL MENU display appears on the TVscreen, press the up arrow or down arrow to select SETUP , and then press + . · Once the options for SETUP appears, press the uparrow or down arrow to select CUSTOM , and then press + . · Once the SETUP display appears, press the uparrow or down arrow to select AUDIO SETUP and then press + . · Once the options for AUDIO SETUP appears, pressthe up arrow or down arrow to select S-AIR SETUP , and then press + . · Press the up arrow or down arrow to select ID ,and then press + . · Press the up arrow or down arrow to select thedesired ID, and then press + . · Once you select an ID (A, B, or C), theconfirmation display appears. · Once you have selected a new ID (or evenselected the same ID as before), pairing is cancelled. NOTE: To confirm the current ID, performsteps A-G listed above. When you pair the unit with the S-AIR sub unit, PAIRINGappears beside ID on the display for selecting an ID.
Pair the unit again and check if the issue is resolved.

Good Luck!

Each device has its own normal level for the signal. Usually they are set at the standardised value - 500mV - but sometimes some devices don't follow the standard. The only thing you can do is to check the connectors and use another cable - bad cables or connector can cause a big drop in signal level. If even after using a new, good quality cable that is a tight fit in the plugs - and these plugs themselves don't move around - then the only thing you can do is to set the maximum volume level higher to partially compensate for  that. You can find this option in the HDMI setup section in the MENU, labeled VOLUME LIMIT..

OK so its software problem? But how did you solve it?! Thansk!!

the subwoofer only works when deep bass signals are sent to it.you may not have had any in the music/movie you were watching..check yr on screen menu for settings

make sure you plug your cord in right colors

You could have the outputs of the DVD or whatever you are amplifying wrongly connected. The voices are in the center channels and if you have that section's volume turned down or simply not connected correctly then that could cause the problem. If the problem has just recently reared it head and was OK previously then still check the volume controls for center channels and if that doesn't cure it try a different set of center channel speakers to ensure you haven't damaged the old ones. Apart from that perhaps the amlifier is faulty.

make sure you have a nice clean cable signal. if it's fuzzy that may be causing the static. also, if you have a cable box, check the audio settings for it.

Press the Muting Button or Volume +, remove headphones.

try the mute button

We just hooked ours up and had the same problem, we switched around the s-air cards and that solved the sound problem immediatly.