Posts by Chris Albert

Quote:Originally Posted by Ron Jones The cable is called a VESA extension cable with Din-3 connectors (male on one end and female on the other end). It can be difficult to find ready-made cables in longer lengths. The following...

Guys have a 3D Question: I'm getting loads of crosstalk etc and it's causing eye strain as well. I've read a number of the posts re: this problem and it seems like the RS40 just ain't great doing 3d, I'd like to try bringing the...

Quote:Originally Posted by Willie @ Chris Albert Check out the KD HD700. Uses same Realtek chipset and plays 3D mkv via SMB stutter free and it is $139.00 Amazon Prime. Doesn't appear to have the support forum or community of...

Quote:Originally Posted by canton160 Denon $2500 jvc $2500 And you are bothered with $110 price difference between players ? Med600x3D - For 3D streaming NFS is the protocol of choice for 3DISO or 3DMCV, Samba is ok for 99% of...

Read through most of the thread but need a little help....guys I'm looking for a cost effective way to play 3D BR only as I already have a Dune H1 for 2D content that I'm very happy with. - I use SMB and don't want to delve into the...

Well I already did the upgrade. That was happening anyway, I got a 4520. There's a lot of connectors, it's hard from the images to figure out which is which but thanks for the site suggestion.

^^^ Thanks, I've learnt that one, those Series 1 cables really need some strain relief, that and don't be stupid like me and move your unit with them plugged in. Any ideas how to get the HDMI female to solder to the board anyone? Or a...

Any help here would be appreciated... I brilliantly managed to damage the single HDMI out on my 5805. I moved the rack which is on wheels with the heavy Series 1 Bluejeans HDMI cable plugged in which has bent the female connector. The...

Has this review been posted from Home Theatre Shack? http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/av-receivers-preamps-processors-amplifier-reviews/65664-denon-avr-4520ci-receiver-review.html#axzz2LUPx123j For those wondering about how well...

^^^ You do it from the web interface on your Mac/PC. Look for the IP address if the Denon on your router and type that into your browser. When the web GUI appears, select “Setup”, and then “General”. On the left side, click either...