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Any audio geniuses here that can help? My amp is set to automatically detect the sound source it's receiving thru HDMI. It never used to do this clicking between audio sources (main menu to movie, pausing a movie, etc.) but now it does. A friend's receiver does this and it always annoyed me.
The clicking only started when I switched something in my setup. At least it now always detects the source (Blu-ray player, CD player, etc.) without trouble.
When playing a BD Audio, though, for example, it clicks between tracks. Is this the end of the world, no. But it sucks.
Anyone know how to troubleshoot this annoyance?
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Hi, Ado. I'd really appreciate that, thank you. It's from the receiver itself, when it detects a change in material, I guess?
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Mine does that too
It's farkin' annoying. Whatever change I made means it detects the source 100% of the time but now it clicks. Particularly annoying when I'm listening to a Blu-Ray Audio and between every track I get the clicking. Farks up the mood, man. 
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AG
I do not have a click. I wonder, you are running straight HDMI in from your bluray/CD?
I am wondering if a setup would make a difference.
Hey, Ado. What do you mean by a setup? You mean double-checking everything or do you mean an actual professional setup?
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I've had a couple of Pioneer recvrs (good feature for $ value).
I have noticed a clicking from inside the box itself when switching between sources. Once it settles, I have not noticed clicking after that.
The clicking between BD audio tracks is odd, unless the player & rcvr just stop talking during the gaps, and pick up again with signal.
If the clicking is from your speakers, then you may have a problem.
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Hey, everyone! Thanks for the fantastic deets. I need to spend some extra time with the manual this long weekend, I guess. I think some of the questions were how I've configured the setup and which Blu-ray player I'm using. Setup is PS3 (with latest updates) HDMI'd directly into the receiver. It's set up so that, for example, if the receiver doesn't recognize which source I'm using (DVD recorder, Blu-ray player, etc.) the TV will be blank. So sound source has to be recognized and then the TV will also receive the picture. Just not sure if I've completely config'd it properly. I do know that previously I'd had issues with the receiver recognizing the source. For example, if I was recording something on my Pioneer DVD Recorder, then turned on the PS3 to watch a movie simultaneously, I'd have a helluva time getting the receiver to recognize the Blu-ray player and send both audio and picture as appropriate. The problem is I can't remember what I did to finally get it to recognize the source 100% of the time. After that, though, the clicking sound from the receiver (not the speakers) was introduced. Haven't tried a CD to see if it clicks between tracks. Hope that helps. And thank you again!
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