Posts by bentradio

Quote: Originally Posted by laststop311 those compact florescent bulbs i remember home depot offered free ones if u gave em an incandescent bulb they exchanged you out for free. That all OLED has to do trade ur lcd/plasma and get a free...

In summary, what I eventually did was get the block/power supply/blah blah and wire it up that way. I don't believe the IR IN is intended to be used with an IR receiver, I believe it's intended to be used with just a 3.5mm cable coming...

Well, I tried a Xantech receiver this time...still a no go. That seems odd as Xantech is a brand which is mentioned by name in the manual. I have a few more things to try, but has anyone else got any ideas?

Bandphan, are you saying this because you have one set up and working? Or just because that's your understanding from looking at the manual? Anyone who has this working I'd be thrilled if you could tell me which IR receiver you're...

No replies...I guess I was right in thinking that few people use this capability of their amp? One interesting thing is the guy from Pioneer CS said that they used to make an IR receiver called the MR-100 which worked...but it looks...

I have a Pioneer Elite VSX-92TXH which is partially obscured by the cabinet it sits in. Oddly enough the cabinet door is partially glass, but the beam of wood which runs in the middle of it obscures the IR receiver on the front. ...

bart745 is exactly right with the description type of programing. It's 4:3 content on an HD station with pillarboxing. Now it sounds like the Moto 62XX can be used in a way might might get around this. Unfortuantely, I don't believe...

Jotter- I did actually see and read your thread. Unfortunately, this is even a bit worse of a situation because not only will the 7UY apparently not stretch HD, it will not even stretch SD if it's 16:9. I have to say that's a...

I have a new TH-50PHD7UY display, and I'm conscientious about stretching the 4:3 content I watch to fill the screen. But I have a problem. I use a HD Tivo which can output 480i, 480p, 720p, and 1080i, all of which my TV can accept. ...

I had what I thought was a pretty good DVI cable to hook up the 2910 to my TH-50PHD7UY DVI port but I was also getting sparklies. Oddly enough, I swtiched to a HDMI-> DVI cable which I had laying around, and that worked perfectly. ...