Why don t all my speakers work on my surround sound?

Why don t all my speakers work on my surround sound?

Increase the rear speaker volume or surround speaker settings to maximum. Try selecting a different size (small or large) for the rear surround speakers in the menu. Verify that the A/V receiver is set to a surround sound mode. For Dolby® ProLogic surround sound, the center-channel mode must be set to NORMAL or WIDE.

How do I fix my Sony surround sound system?

How to Troubleshoot a Sony Surround Sound System

1. Press the “Input” button on the control panel of your surround-sound receiver to ensure that the device is set to the correct device.
2. Adjust the volume knob on the receiver.
3. Check the connections for your devices.
4. Check the connections for your speakers.

Why does my volume suddenly not work?

You might have the sound muted or turned down low in the app. Check the media volume. If you still don’t hear anything, verify that the media volume isn’t turned down or off: Navigate to Settings.

Why is my surround sound not working with Netflix?

Make sure you enable the DTS, Dolby True HD, or other listening mode feature you prefer on your receiver for better surround sound by clicking the movie/tv listening mode button. Also, make sure the movie you are watching on Netflix is 5.1 surround sound because some movies are not.

What is 5.1 audio on Netflix?

Basically, Netflix uses the numbers 2.1, 5.1 and 7.1 to show what audio support it gives. 5.1 means Netflix supports surround sound, and this means that if you have 5 devices in your room to support your audio, Netflix will make sure it sounds like your surrounded by the sound.

How do I get 5.1 sound on my TV?

You may have to turn the optical output on and turn the TV speakers off. Check the TV manual on how to use the optical output. Select the optical input on the soundbar. You will now get surround sound on anything that plays on the TV if it is surround encoded.

Does Netflix support DTS audio?

While the new Netflix audio can match DVDs in terms of audio quality, Blu-ray discs use better audio—like DTS Surround Sound and Dolby TrueHD—which lose a lot less sound information than regular DVDs.