Nordo
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- Preamp, Processor or Receiver
- Denon AVR X1500H
- Additional Amp
- Sub amp - Behringer EP2500
- Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
- Panasoic BD35
- Front Speakers
- DIY
- Center Channel Speaker
- DIY
- Surround Speakers
- DIY
- Surround Back Speakers
- DIY
- Front Height Speakers
- -
- Rear Height Speakers
- -
- Subwoofers
- Four 15" infinite baffle drivers
- Other Speakers
- HTPC (windows 10 with Kodi)
- Screen
- Matt white "blockout" curtain liner
- Video Display Device
- Epson EMP-TW2000 projector
I have a Dell laptop with Windows 10; a UMIK-1 usb mic; ASIO4all drivers installed; and a HDMI connection from the laptop to my Denon X1500H.
Before I run REW I check the audio settings in the laptop.
The laptop sees the Denon and has set itself as 7.1 audio.
I then open the advanced audio settings, and run the test to make sure sound is emitting from each speaker.
This is where the problem comes in.
Occasionally sound comes out through each speaker, and all is good.
But more often than not, no sound comes out during the test.
The Denon is definitely set to the correct HDMI input, and the laptop definitely has the Denon as the default input audio source.
The annoying thing is I spend an hour getting the sound working, and 5 minutes dong the tests.
Does anyone have any ideas, or has solved this problem themselves?
Before I run REW I check the audio settings in the laptop.
The laptop sees the Denon and has set itself as 7.1 audio.
I then open the advanced audio settings, and run the test to make sure sound is emitting from each speaker.
This is where the problem comes in.
Occasionally sound comes out through each speaker, and all is good.
But more often than not, no sound comes out during the test.

The Denon is definitely set to the correct HDMI input, and the laptop definitely has the Denon as the default input audio source.
The annoying thing is I spend an hour getting the sound working, and 5 minutes dong the tests.
Does anyone have any ideas, or has solved this problem themselves?