Xbox 360 serious audio problem.

I have a xbox 360 for at least 3 years and since i won, it has a very strange problem in the audio coming out from the TV.

The sound of my Xbox 360 is totally distorted both in the dashboard and during gameplay in most games.

In the dashboard, the sound effects "pling" that plays when we shift functions is totally distorted and crackled. Bizarrely, when I put the cursor on a function that is disabled, like "Privacy" on the settings screen, the sound it makes this exchange is
normal. It also makes a big PRRRRRR quando the dashboard launch after de XBOX360 logo screen.

In the games, most of them have the sound totally distorted and I have to play on mute. In some games, all the audio is pure hell. In others the gameplay is totaly noisy but when appears a scene CGI cutscene, the sound is normal.

But incredibly, some games like Borderlands 1 and Tomb Raider in 2013 not even make a single noise and plays normally.

Seriously, wtf ??

Already tested component cable, HDMI, Disabled Ratings Collection The Sound, tested all audio and video modes, switched power stabilizer, but nothing worked.

Including, i already tried to download arcade games and play from the HD. Some worked normal and others had the same problem, like de dvds.

Does anyone have any idea of what can be? I did not find anything like it on the Internet.

Sorry for the english.

:)

 

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This link may help to solve your problem.
support.xbox.com/.../audio-video

 

Problem with 360 video and audio

I recently went on a trip and brought my 360 with me and it was woking fine a couple days ago when i was using it to play Fallout Nv(installed directly onto the system). Well I got back and finally hooked up the console to my tv and i am getting blue pixels all over my screen and audio from any games i put in loops in like 3 second intervals. i was wondering if anyone else has experienced this and if it is a problem with my xbox or hdmi cable or something

btw i have the xbox 360 e

 

What do you mean power stabilizer? Are you using a power bar? If so, try plugging the console directly into a wall socket.

If you are using a console from a different region than where you live and are using an adapter then perhaps that may be the issue as well. You should get a proper plug for your region.