- Nov 29, 2003
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Turn Dolby off, if it worked until now, might be a software change in either the Hopper or TV that caused it to glitch up.
I'm tired of the H3 audio cutouts.
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Are you using just TV speakers? If so simply turn Dolby off and see if that corrects your issue. What brand and model is the TV your Hopper is hooked up to?
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