My Hyperboom is having audio issues

Music Dropping Out?
Try these suggestions:

• Move the audio source closer — it might be out of the Bluetooth range of your speaker.
• Move away from other sources of wireless signal (microwave, routers, cordless phones, etc.) — you could be experiencing interference.
• Make sure your speaker has enough battery power (connect it to a power source with the supplied adapter).
• Adjust the volume on both the audio source and your speaker.
• Restart both your speaker and the audio source.
• Re-pair your device with your speaker.

Audio Syncing Issue

There is an inherent latency between audio and video when you use Bluetooth. The Bluetooth protocol was not designed to support video and audio perfectly together. To solve this problem, try an optical or auxiliary connection between your video source device and HYPERBOOM.

AUX Audio Issues

Make sure your AUX cable is fully plugged into both HYPERBOOM and the source device. Adjust the volume independently on HYPERBOOM and the source device.

Optical-In Audio Issue

If there is no audio from HYPERBOOM after you connect it to your TV or game console using Optical-In, switch the digital output format on your source device (ex. TV) from Bitstream to PCM. HYPERBOOM doesn’t support encoded audio formats such as Dolby Digital/DTS over optical input. If you hear an echo from HYPERBOOM after you connect to your TV or game console using optical input, mute the TV speakers to eliminate the echo.