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wonkle
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Couple of questions:
1. I just got set up for HD. It looks way better than my old SD channels, so I am happy. BUT I notice that almost all the HD channels have the video and audio slightly out of synch. What can I do about this? For connections, I have an HDMI cable carrying the video and audio from the 6131 receiver to my tv, then a digital coax cable carrying the audio to my yamaha surround sound receiver. I am probably gonna switch this last connection to digital optical ... maybe that will make a diff. Any ideas?
2. I set up a surround sound system when I got the HD. Most of the HD channels seem to use surround sound, and it works great. Do any of the old SD channels use surround sound? My receiver always reverts back to mono or stereo when I go down to the old SD channels. Also, why isn't there a direct digital audio out from the 6131? Becasuse it lacks this, I have to first route the audio to the tv, and then from the tv to the surround sound receiver. I have read that you lose a bit of quality for every device you pass through.
1. I just got set up for HD. It looks way better than my old SD channels, so I am happy. BUT I notice that almost all the HD channels have the video and audio slightly out of synch. What can I do about this? For connections, I have an HDMI cable carrying the video and audio from the 6131 receiver to my tv, then a digital coax cable carrying the audio to my yamaha surround sound receiver. I am probably gonna switch this last connection to digital optical ... maybe that will make a diff. Any ideas?
2. I set up a surround sound system when I got the HD. Most of the HD channels seem to use surround sound, and it works great. Do any of the old SD channels use surround sound? My receiver always reverts back to mono or stereo when I go down to the old SD channels. Also, why isn't there a direct digital audio out from the 6131? Becasuse it lacks this, I have to first route the audio to the tv, and then from the tv to the surround sound receiver. I have read that you lose a bit of quality for every device you pass through.