I am having the same problem. I have my home theater receiver connected to my tv, and the only port it will allow me to connect it is on the HDMI ARC port. It will not send the sound to the receiver unless it is connected to the ARC port. Which also means, I must have anynet turned on at all times. The second I disable anynet, the tv speakers turn on and my home theater receiver becomes a really expensive home decor piece. However, anytime I have anynet enabled, my home theater works, but, I get hiccups in sound randomly whenever it feels like it… usually at the most important parts of a dialogue, so I rewind to hear what they said. it’s annoying. I bought this tv two weeks ago, for 1100 dollars, and honestly, I don’t want it but I can’t take it back, so it’s going into the closet until I can find someone to buy it. There is no solution to this problem. It’s just the way samsung makes tvs. My old LG tv about 10 years old, no matter what HDMI port I plug into, sends sound to my home theater receiver, and...