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That option isn't available, probably because a 2nd display first must be detected. Apparently, Windows 7 is not detecting the AVR even as an unknown device. Edit: got it working, and I enjoy the TV view a lot. The solution somehow...
Yup, I already knew about that, but it doesn't work within the same set of inputs (AV1 HDMI vs. AV1 RCA). (I have the CD player and TV sharing, so that I can listen to the former while watching the other.) Anyway, onto something much...
Thank you both. (I had noticed the Load option, but didn't see the menu within it.) This also will help with the annoying volume differential between devices.
Quote:Originally Posted by kriktsemaj99 He's saying that you'll need to configure which items are restored when you select a scene. See page 97 of the 1010 manual PDF. You have to go into the Scene menu and find the Detail page....
Quote:Originally Posted by Ross Ridge You can assign one of two saved speaker configurations or "patterns" to a scene. By default scenes don't remember the speaker pattern, so you'll have to configure the scene first to enable it...
That's my impression from feedback given on the (not 2) 3-channel set-up I use, but I could test it myself later with a regular RCA cable.
With the 1010, is there a way to program a button to change the speaker configuration?
Does the 7-channel stereo setting override programming that was made for Dolby Digital 5.1?
Well, yeah, physically connect it to two different sources of amplification at the same time. Because I want to be able to switch between listening to true .1 programming (with its separate channel) and other programming (mostly music),...
I've decided I should get at least one more connector bar, if possible. I just need sources. I know that old Pioneer AVRs came with them. Names of other brands that had them, please?
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