Audio drop offs

[koover]

I posted this in the 3D forum but felt this would be more appropriate here.

Every 3D Blu-ray I play, the audio drops off every few seconds consistently. It’s unwatchable. The thing is, it doesn’t happen on ANY standard Blu-rays or my 4K disks but on every single 3D disk.
Does anyone have any ideas at all as I’ve gone through every setting on my PJ, AVR and Blu-ray player.
My gear is current and listed in my signature below.
Thanks for any help if you have any ideas, because I surely don’t.
GT

[PUsokrJosh305]

Originally Posted by koover

I posted this in the 3D forum but felt this would be more appropriate here.

Every 3D Blu-ray I play, the audio drops off every few seconds consistently. It’s unwatchable. The thing is, it doesn’t happen on ANY standard Blu-rays or my 4K disks but on every single 3D disk.
Does anyone have any ideas at all as I’ve gone through every setting on my PJ, AVR and Blu-ray player.
My gear is current and listed in my signature below.
Thanks for any help if you have any ideas, because I surely don’t.
GT

How do you have everything all connected? Is the blu-ray player connected to the AVR or directly to the projector?

[koover]

Originally Posted by PUsokrJosh305

How do you have everything all connected? Is the blu-ray player connected to the AVR or directly to the projector?

Fed into the receiver

[PUsokrJosh305]

Originally Posted by koover

Fed into the receiver

It looks like your 4K player has 2 HDMI Ports. Take one of those and hook it into the projector. Then hook the other into the receiver. Sometimes, even newer, receivers don't want to process 3D images and audio through 1 HDMI Cable.

[PUsokrJosh305]

Have you tried out what I suggested yet or is that not possible?

[avexhype]

Try an audio drop-in. Locate your HDMI ported Television, then input your BD player to the correct jack. Try this step several times until audio comes through. If you still have problems give us a re-post.