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Sound cutting out on dvr
Why does my sound cut out on dvr recordings? It doesn't do it while watching live television, only dvr recordings. It makes them unwatchable.
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Why does my sound cut out on dvr recordings? It doesn't do it while watching live television, only dvr recordings. It makes them unwatchable.
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jillrenee1973
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2 years ago
Service tech replaced the line to the house. There was a high level of "noise interference" due to age of line. It seems to have solved the issue.
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CurtB
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2 years ago
It could be a defective DVR or a poor signal. It's hard to diagnose without even knowing if you have a hard drive or Cloud DVR.
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CurtB
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2 years ago
From the Community home page, type Cloud DVR audio in the search box at the top of the page and press Enter. (That will generate a list of previous posts on the subject that can be viewed. Selecting the browser back button will return you to that list to view additional threads) . Cloud DVR has had audio issues for years. A previous post might contain relevant information.
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Keithg
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2 years ago
I'm having the same issue with the audio intermittently cutting out when watching the DVR. I assume the DVR is cloud based. The issue just started a couple of days ago.
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Coffmanc831
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2 years ago
I am having the same issues with sound cutting out on DVR recordings. I have the cloud base remote boxes also. Live TV is fine.
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Mrsorr2u
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2 years ago
I'm having the same issue. This just started last night on a dvr recording on my bedroom tv and now tonight the same issues on my living room tv. No issues with live tv.
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CurtB
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2 years ago
Audio issues with Cloud DVR are most likely due to a signal issue. Unlike local DVR where recordings are stored on a local hard drive, Cloud DVR recordings are stored on a Cox server. Playback is streamed over the Internet. Audio and video playback quality depends on a stable, strong Internet connection. If you're having an audio or video issue with Cloud DVR, you should schedule a tech to check your signal strength. If there's a signal issue on Cox's side of the demarc, you won't be charged for the service call. However, if there's no signal issue or it's on your side, you'll be charged a fee. So, thoroughly check your connections before scheduling the tech visit.
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jillrenee1973
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2 years ago
I have a Cox tech coming out this evening to troubleshoot my issue. I will update for those having the same problem.
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