Posts by mogulman1

Quote:Originally Posted by mogulman1 I download the latest firmware using the internet update on my TX-NR809 about a month ago. I believe it was the 7/2012 firmware. Anyway, I noticed that the HDMI handshake takes longer when...

I download the latest firmware using the internet update on my TX-NR809 about a month ago. I believe it was the 7/2012 firmware. Anyway, I noticed that the HDMI handshake takes longer when turning on my TV and the Onkyo AVR. I see...

Quote:Originally Posted by cybrsage Did you reboot after the recoding location change? I would, but I am still a little paranoid about the need to reboot MS OSs. Yeah. I rebooted. The interesting thing is that when I try and...

Just upgraded my win 7 ultimate HTPC with 4 OTA tuners. Had a few hiccups. I had to change the recording drive back to D: I also had to uninstall and reinstall play ready. Also had to reconfigure recordedtvhd. Otherwise seems...

Found this app in another link... Fixed the issue for me... http://www.avsforum.com/t/1317491/silent-stream-bug

This is great!! I had an AMD/ATI card with my Onkyo NR-809 and the audio switching wasn't as noticeable. I just recently switched to an Intel HD4000 based system, and the delay was killing me. This fixed an annoying little issue for...

Maybe it is just Onkyo. I've had a couple,of different Onkyo receivers. My current one is an NR-809

I double checked with Gefen. I have the HDMI Detective hooked up correctly. Also, tried reprogramming it also. Didn't make a difference in the Audio. I think this is just the intel HDMI driver, being a little slow. It works fine...

I already replaced the MB with an ASUS anyway. This solved the problem. So it was either a defective MB, or just Gigabyte in general being less tolerant to static.

I didn't use insulators. I didn't think people used insulators when building pcs anymore. Most of the MBs ground through the screws/case.