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Quote:Originally Posted by blueiedgod I don't really know the true behind the scene at Ceton, but it would seem that they may have made the same mistake with Echo as they did with InifniTV4. They went to an asian supplier/assembler...
Quote:Originally Posted by Rebound But there are two different 4K's: Today, there is 4K30. In the future, it looks like there will be 4K60, and that will apparently need twice the bandwidth, which the Onkyo apparently does not...
Quote:Originally Posted by Foxbat121 See this http://www.avsforum.com/t/1392677/coxs-new-mpeg-4-h-264-channels-intel-video-2000-ceton-black-screen Thanks. I have Cox, but I'm not sure if they have any H.264 channels in my area. Will...
Quote:Originally Posted by Foxbat121 Because Intel driver can't handle h.264 and copy-protection at the same time. I haven't heard this before. Is it documented somewhere?
Quote:Originally Posted by Foxbat121 Are there any premium channels in those channels switches over? If so, it will be a rood awakening for those use Intel IGP in their HTPCs. Why is that?
Quote:Originally Posted by TiVoHD Do you know what setting the Video Processor to Skip actually does? It is supposed to disable the video processing step in the video pipeline, I don't have the necessary equipment to test if it...
Quote:Originally Posted by TiVoHD I did. But if the video processing is really disabled, I shouldn't see the OSD even if it's turned on, right? No. If the OSD setting is enabled, you should see it (i.e. it should do what the...
Quote:Originally Posted by TiVoHD I can tell because the OSD is still there. Did you disable the OSD?
Quote:Originally Posted by TiVoHD Is there a way to disable all video processing so that HDMI inputs are truly passed through the receiver untouched? Setting the Video Processing to Skip doesn't seem to do it. Is this a...
Quote:Originally Posted by spivonious I recently upgraded my HTPC to an Ivy Bridge i3 and have a strange problem with audio. Everything bitstreams fine( DD, DD+, DTS, DD HD, DTS MA), but if I'm sending just a regular old PCM stream,...
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