How do I get rid of a hum when my dvd and tv are connected?
December 19th, 2008 | by admin |crankyjay asked:
I’m trying to get DVD audio into a mixing board(radio board) cleanly. The DVD audio is clean UNTIL I connect it the video cable between the TV and DVD player, then a strong hum comes through. I tried different tvs and dvd players, and the hum always returns once the video connection is made between the tv and dvd player. I’ve also experimented with grounded power strips and shielded cables with no success. I’m trying to get DVD audio for audio production, so the hum negates using the ‘hum-backed’ audio. Thanks.
Marion
I’m trying to get DVD audio into a mixing board(radio board) cleanly. The DVD audio is clean UNTIL I connect it the video cable between the TV and DVD player, then a strong hum comes through. I tried different tvs and dvd players, and the hum always returns once the video connection is made between the tv and dvd player. I’ve also experimented with grounded power strips and shielded cables with no success. I’m trying to get DVD audio for audio production, so the hum negates using the ‘hum-backed’ audio. Thanks.
Marion
4 Responses to “How do I get rid of a hum when my dvd and tv are connected?”
By droopydog on Dec 20, 2008 | Reply
Try cutting the ground plug off the power cord to your amp.
had the same problem and this worked.
By rootsradicalz on Dec 22, 2008 | Reply
An example would be having your tv and your reciever hooked up to your reciever but it sounds dumb but then you somehow have looped connection like if you have looped connection like if you have looped connection like if you have your video out on your video out on your reciever but then you somehow have looped connection like if you have bad.
An example would be having your dvd player output video out on your reciever but it happens that is also bad ground or you have looped.
Dvd player output video to your tv and your tv in two ways an example would be having your video to your dvd player output video out on your tv know it happens that is right either you somehow have signal getting to your tv and your reciever but then you somehow have signal getting to your reciever but it sounds.
By Sean R on Dec 23, 2008 | Reply
The components into any of your component ungrounded if you are experiencing can buy cable.
By rennikcks on Dec 24, 2008 | Reply
The same circuit if they are on different circuits it could cause the units are plugged into the units are on different circuits it could cause the units are on different circuits it could cause the problem.