Why is my pioneer HDMI not connecting to my TV?
By Mia Moss
Why is my pioneer HDMI not connecting to my TV?
The problem: I connect everything like before, but I can’t see or hear anything. Projector show it’s “No signal”-message and there’s no sound coming from the set of speakers. There’s this “HDMI”-text flashing on the receivers panel, and there seems to be a lot of possible reasons for that.
Why is my HDMI light not working on my TV?
If your HDMI signals ate noisy or HDMI video fails, I have also had to remove the top board to slightly re-compress the back HDMI surround ground shield. When an outer metal connection jacket gets bent open, the HDMI internal pins may lose good contact.
Is the pioneer receiver compatible with Dolby TrueHD?
You won’t get lossless audio like Dolby TrueHD but will work fine with Dolby Digital and DTS. It does sound like the Pioneer receiver has an HDMI switching problem.
What should I do if my HDMI connection gets bent?
When an outer metal connection jacket gets bent open, the HDMI internal pins may lose good contact. The external shields can be gently compressed with a settable clamp, or pliers (the ViceGrip brand has an adjustable bolt in back to limit the jaws distance, and works well).
The problem: I connect everything like before, but I can’t see or hear anything. Projector show it’s “No signal”-message and there’s no sound coming from the set of speakers. There’s this “HDMI”-text flashing on the receivers panel, and there seems to be a lot of possible reasons for that.
If your HDMI signals ate noisy or HDMI video fails, I have also had to remove the top board to slightly re-compress the back HDMI surround ground shield. When an outer metal connection jacket gets bent open, the HDMI internal pins may lose good contact.
You won’t get lossless audio like Dolby TrueHD but will work fine with Dolby Digital and DTS. It does sound like the Pioneer receiver has an HDMI switching problem.
When an outer metal connection jacket gets bent open, the HDMI internal pins may lose good contact. The external shields can be gently compressed with a settable clamp, or pliers (the ViceGrip brand has an adjustable bolt in back to limit the jaws distance, and works well).
