Posts by Davird_Jr

Quote: Originally Posted by Davird_Jr I was trying from my Win XP desktop. If time allows, I am going to tray again tonight with my Min 7 laptop to see if there is any difference. Success!! Tried it from my Win 7 laptop and sailed...

Quote: Originally Posted by Win7ine Have exactly the same issue with the 3312. No way to save. The only time I managed to save the config was directly after an MC Reset. As soon as some settings are altered that ability is gone. I was...

Using 2112CI trying to save setup so I can do a microprocessor reset. I think I am following the directions correctly that are laid out in this thread and have reread post # 3, section 5, subsection i. I also read the manual page 68...

I checked again yesterday and still nothing at my place. I wonder if WRGB EngDept could give us an explanation? Could the cold weather and snow on the ground be causing them problems for the fix?

Quote: Originally Posted by wkomorow I have lost the signal - nothing yesterday and today. Same here W, nothing yesterday or today. Wonder if it's weather related?

Quote: Originally Posted by spager If a micro reset does not solve your issue you may want to test your avr without the wall jacks but with the existing cable from the avr to see if this will solve your issue. A poster in the 3311 forum...

Quote: Originally Posted by onlyclave The problem is the HDMI jacks through the wall. Each and every HDMI connection will impart signal loss, and those cheap HDMI wallplate couplers add two more insertion loss points not to mention...

Have been using 2112 for 2 months now and a new problem has popped up. Have BD, Sat/Cbl, Xbox and HD-DVD all connected via HDMI and output to Samsung Plasma via HDMI. Denon is in closet behind our family room and connections are...

Quote: Originally Posted by wkomorow It looks great. If it is only at 40%, it is likely to overwhelm my antenna when you go to 100%. I rotored my antenna toward Albany and away from jp and it still reads 80% on my dish receiver. I...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kalani Theoretical throughput of a good, solid 802.11n network is higher than what you'll get from powerline systems, but in the real world, wireless data rates fluctuate wildly, and don't forget you're...