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       WDTV Live Component video out, Toslink to AVR, but no audio?
    seedubxj
    post Feb 5 2010, 03:51 PM
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    I just upgraded to the Live to get component out for my projector.

    I have the component out of the WDTV to my Sony receiver. I also have the WDTV to AVR via HDMI, for when I am not using the projector.

    I am able to get the video from the projector when set to Component out, but no audio via the toslink.

    Here's the kicker.

    When I have the WDTV set to HDMI out, I still get a picture from the projector, but it is 4:3 AR, while the HDMI signal to my TV, from the AVR, shows 16:9. And in this situation, I get full audio.

    Head scratcher for sure.

    Is my problem due to the fact that I have HDMI and the Component hooked up at the same time? Thanks.
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    - seedubxj   WDTV Live Component video out, Toslink to AVR, but no audio?   Feb 5 2010, 03:51 PM
    - - WDUser   Could be... Have you tried them one at a time? Al...   Feb 6 2010, 12:02 PM
    - - seedubxj   I figured it out. I had the optical input on the A...   Feb 8 2010, 06:37 PM

     

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