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Question: my onkyo 606 wont display ture-Hd from my ps3 i have tried just about everthing to get true hd from buying different hdmi to changing the settings and putting in different blu -ray disc can somebody please help with this? thanks
Document: He worked diligently to get my system up and running. The final task was to coordinate everything through the receiver. He could not get the Blu-ray player to function. The Samsung blue screen would come on for a second and then wouldn't respond. He tried a different HDMI cord and connection. To no avail.
Works great for about a year  and then hdmi inputs stops working. I first lost input from blu ray player and then my directv hd input stopped so it's unplugged an everything in plugged directly into my new led TV
I replaced a 9 year old JVC 5.1 system with this after buying a PS3 to use as a Blu-Ray player. I wanted to take advantage of the new hd audio standards, and was tired of not having enough HDMI inputs on my 52" Samsung 1080P tv. The 4 HDMI inputs and 1 HDMI output work perfectly, switching as needed.Rundown:Hookup: Easy, everything is well labeled and there is ample space to work my fat fingers.
When you take a 480p signal and upscale it to 1080i your result is not a true 1080 signal, it is nothing more than a very streched 480p singal that tricks your tv into displaying 1080i. I would not let poor video upscaling keep me from buying this item because it's the thing i care the least about considering i can go buy a blu-ray player and have a pass through 1080p signal. All in All, excellent sound and a good amount of features that will satisfy most people's needs.
My Onkyo story is not a pretty one.I went all HD about 15 months ago --- new display, new Blu-Ray DVD, switched to Dish, etc. Everything that could be HMDI was, and the Onkyo receiver tied it all together.About 9 months in, strange things started to happen. The Wii, for example, would only connect with coaxing. Fiddle with the start-up order, get sound but no picture or picture and no sound.
Onkyo is well known for their low-cost receivers. The TX-SR606 is no different. With four HDMI-in ports it's not short on available connections. The 606 can decode HD audio formats too, so this receiver is up to speed for a conversion to Blu-ray. My only complaint relates to presentation--the GUI could be a little more attractive. But as far as function goes, this receiver is outstanding for the price
I love this reciever to death! The True-Hd and DTS HD decoding is pure ear candy. I couldn't believe what I was hearing, I don't regret buying this.
Fortunately, there's a YouTube video out there with a relatively cheap fix, but why buy one you have to fix eventually?/end updateI bought the 606 about 2 weeks ago after buying a sony s350 blu-ray player. After seeing those beautiful images, you really notice if the sound isn't up to par. So far, this thing is everything I want out of an audio receiver.
I researched this issue via the internet, and what do you know, numerous folks have already posted this on various sites asking for help. I've tried all the ideas I've read, but to no avail.So, bottom line, do better research than I did. If you're using for 1080p components, then do some Googling before buying.
So I will not bore you with unnecessary details, this is one hell of a receiver. I have had a Harman/Kardon AVR 125 since the day it came out and it provided, literally, a decade of really great listening. But with the advent of the Blu-ray disc and the standardization of HDMI technology its was most certainly time to get up to date. So naturally I needed something that was capable of handling DTS-HD, Dolby Digital Plus, and DTS-Master Audio.
Answer: I have last years model (605) and wondered the same thing. if you're looking for your TrueHD to light up on your receiver - it wont. Your PS3 won't send TrueHD via bitstream (to be converted by your receiver), so you won't see the light. The PS3 offers only internal decoding of this and DTS-HD, which means you'll need to send an already decoded signal (via PCM, NOT bitstream) to your receiver and run your receiver on "Direct" to play it. You'll get TrueHD sound/signal, but your receiver won't ever light up "TrueHD". You can run the "display" setting on your PS3 though which will show your outputing the TrueHD signal to your receiver. The light won't "light" up though. Info on this can be found on the net, or in your PS3 manual. Hope it helps.