Since we got FIOS installed, our brand new HDTV makes a popping noise intermittently. We called tech support and they sent us a new box. It happens less often, but still enough to bother us. We've checked all the connections. Is it the box, the TV, interference from something?
What reciever are you using and how do you have it hooked up? Hdmi, component, optical? Is the output of the reciever going thru a vcr or anything? Is it wired into your home audio system?
Does it specifically happen when switching from a HD channel to a SD channel and vice versa?
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We are using the DVR box Verizon sent us and nothing us. Its hooked up with an HDMI cable. It doesn't go through a VCR or anything else. Thanks for any help you can give us.
No -- It doesn't seem to be related to switching channels at all. We can be watching the same channel for a couple of hours and it will happen several times in that time period.
I can't help you, but I have had the same issue for months and it has been driving me crazy as well. It is very intermittent, maybe for a couple hours off and on it will make a loud pop once in a while and then it's fine for a few weeks. The popping is loud enough that my dogs will bark at it. I have had the TV geeks look at it and couldn't find anything wrong. Hope someone else has maybe got an answer. My TV is a 46" Samsung DLP if that matters to anyone.
One workaround i've read about is to hook up your Television using Component cables. There doesn't seem to be any issues with them. Only Hdmi...
Just so I don't hear "Why doesn't Verizon fix their set top boxes?" Samsung has been having hdmi issues with a variety of manufacturers. I"m sure they will work it out.
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