Why does my sound bar not play with my TV?

Let’s start with the obvious: many TVs and soundbars have a built in “audio delay” or “lip sync” setting that aims to play the two in tandem. You’ll find this in the audio settings of your TV and/or soundbar, and if you’re lucky, adjusting it a few notches may fix the problem.

How to fix no audio issue with Samsung Smart Sound Bar?

Please try again later. This is a video showing potential ways to fix no sound issue when using sound bar with Samsung TV. Summary on how to fix it – go to Audio setting, Expert setting and change audio output mode to PCM. other modes are not supported by some of the speakers and hence no Sound.

Why is there a delay on my sound bar?

Many people jump to blame a certain brand or model of soundbar, but it’s not always that simple. Frequently, this delay is inherent to how TVs and soundbars decode audio. “It is a complicated problem,” explains Allan Devantier, vice president of audio research and development at Samsung.

What to do when your sound bar is out of sync?

Unfortunately, many TVs and soundbars only allow you to adjust it in one direction: delaying the audio. But if your audio is out of sync because the audio is behind the video—i.e. already delayed—delaying it further obviously won’t help.

How to fix that audio delay on your soundbar?

How to fix that annoying audio delay on your soundbar Adjust the audio delay on your TV or soundbar. Let’s start with the obvious: many TVs and soundbars have a built in… Turn off audio and video processing. Dig through your TV and soundbar’s settings for any features that alter the video…

How does sound bar work with HDMI cable?

Today, the majority are with an HDMI cable using audio return channel or ARC for short. ARC is designed to have just one connection between your TV and sound system, feeding the video to your TV in one direction, and returning the television’s audio to the soundbar in the other. When it works, it is simple and effective.