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Question: Anyone having problems with HDMI connections going in and out? This is happening with all of my inputs cable TV, Xbox One, and PS 4.
Document: Then I plugged in the subwoofer using the jack that came with the subwoofer. Then I ran an HDMI cable from my cable box to the receiver and an HDMI cable from the receiver to my TV. To watch TV the receiver needs to be on SAT/Cable. Then I used an Ethernet cable and hooked my receiver to my router.There is a disk that comes with this receiver that you can use to help wire and detect the receiver on your network.
Like other reviewers said, it is one of the best receiver and I love it. It sounds better in all scenarios compared my previous Onkyo receiver. If you are using ARC(audio return control) it needs to be reset sometime to get the sound from TV. The HDMI through option also requires a restart sometime even with the latest firmware. These may not be a big deal but very annoying.
I will keep my review short since many of the other reviewers covered the wonderful features of this amp. My previous amp was a Pioneer A/B class amplifier that was about 2 years old. I bought this amp because I needed more HDMI inputs and I liked the features of a networked amp (also Amazon had it on sale for one day for $600...unbelievable price for this amp which lists for $1300).
It's a pretty easy process that only takes about five minutes. And it pays big dividends. The system also displays prompts and menus and shows status during the MCACC and other processes on your TV if you have the HDMI hooked up, so this also makes the setup even easier.Second, features.
I got a great deal on this reciever through the Amazon Wharehouse ($400). It absolutely blows the old Integra reciever it replaced away (which I got rid of because of lack of HDMI input/output). It does do 3D passthrough without a hitch. My TV is just under 4K and everything had gone through on the video side without any issues.
Great receiver for the price, had a Onkyo receiver before this that the HDMI switching network was junk. This one works great!
Lots o f connections, disappointed wifi not included, has Ethernet port to wire in, otherwise an expensive add on needed for wifi.
Paired this receiver with Klipsch RF52II series 5.1 and sound blows by couch away. Very good investment. 2nd zone HDMI is awesome.
I will start by saying this is a massive receiver. It is very heavy and has a large profile. The connections are too many to list. I know that people often want to know each type of connection available so I will post a picture I took of the rear of the receiver prior to installation so you can see them. I hope it helps in knowing what you need....look under customer images.This is for the customer for whom surround sound is very important.
The video processing is pretty good, imho, though I concede to not having experience with competing video processors. But for me, I love the conversion to 1080p-24 for movies or 1080p-60 for sports. So I have no complaints with the video processor. And to date, no HDMI switching issues (the most commonly reported problem on just about any AVR--regardless of manufacturer). Overall, it's worth a $1000 if you have the budget.
Answer: Nope, never heard this issues from anyone