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approved by Jean-François Pillou
on Dec 3, 2018
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Greetings,
After doing some searches, I find that:
From the PS3 main menu:
Hope that I will work for you
Regards.
After doing some searches, I find that:
From the PS3 main menu:
- 1. Settings->Sound Settings->Audio Output Settings
- 2. Change it from HDMI to Digital Out (Optical). I do NOT have optical hooked up on my PS3, so if you have it hooked up, you may want to unhook it.. probably shouldn't matter.
- 3. I left what was defaulted: "Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz" and 48kHz
- 4. Right on the D pad (X selects/unselects options) to move to the next screen.
- 5. A confirmation page, hit X to Enter, saving the changes.
- 6. Start up a game, you shouldn't hear any sound (as expected)
- 7. Exit the game, then go back to Audio Output Settings and switch back to HDMI. I selected "Automatic" for "method for setting the output format."
- 8. A confirmation page, hit X to Enter, saving the changes.
- 9. Start up a game, you should now hear audio with your game (once again). The problem is most likely caused from having switched your PS3 to a different TV for a period of time.
Hope that I will work for you
Regards.
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Marvelous! I thought I'd had a waste of money when the sound wouldn't come on. Followed this step by step and IT WORKED! *Smiles for miles*
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