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Originally Posted by hernanu 
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Ok - hard to understand the problem. You have 3 devices attached to your VSX32, then the output from the VSX32 to your TV.
1. It is working with your BD player which is selectable as BD or HDMI1?
2. You want the other HDMI connections to work the same way.
3. They are not doing so.
The HDMI connections are selectable from the remote. They need to be explicitly selected, will not automatically be detected and routed.
So if you have HDMI2 connected to your Atlanta box, and HDMI3 to your XBox, you need to select those explicitly before you can see their signal on the screen and hear the sound from the receiver.
You can also tie other funtions like TV/Sat to an HDMI input so it goes to that. If you want to tie HDMI2 to TV/Sat, you can do that so when you press the TV/Sat button, it selects the correct input. You might want to read the manual on HDMI inputs.
Hope that helped.
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Ok - hard to understand the problem. You have 3 devices attached to your VSX32, then the output from the VSX32 to your TV.
1. It is working with your BD player which is selectable as BD or HDMI1?
2. You want the other HDMI connections to work the same way.
3. They are not doing so.
The HDMI connections are selectable from the remote. They need to be explicitly selected, will not automatically be detected and routed.
So if you have HDMI2 connected to your Atlanta box, and HDMI3 to your XBox, you need to select those explicitly before you can see their signal on the screen and hear the sound from the receiver.
You can also tie other funtions like TV/Sat to an HDMI input so it goes to that. If you want to tie HDMI2 to TV/Sat, you can do that so when you press the TV/Sat button, it selects the correct input. You might want to read the manual on HDMI inputs.
Hope that helped.
I had everything into the VSX. Xbox, Cable box, and BD dvd player. I had the OUT of the VSX to the TV's ARC HDMI (HDMI 2). So I left the TV on HDMI 2 and could use the VSX to change HDMI ports. Worked fine like that.
Problem is I don't want the receiver on all the time when watching tv or playing xbox.
I noticed when I hooked up the BD player to the BD HDMI port I could turn it on, a small light comes on the receiver but the reciver stays off. It just passes the HDMI signal. I'm assuming that's the pass through at work. My other devices when doing the same thing won't pass through like that. No matter what I try the Xbox & the cable box won't activate that little blue light and come on.
Right now I have everything directly to the TV bypassing the receiver and if I tell the TV to turn on via the CEC/Aynet gizmo it comes on and mutes my TV, while allowing the surround sound to kick on. I know the CEC is working for the TV to receiver and for the BD player, but I don't think my cable box/xbox is CEC compliant.
I think I was hoping it was smart enough to sense what signal was coming in and route it. I don't think it'll do that. It seems to do it for the DVD player for the pass through though. Right now it's on TV but if I turned on the DVD player it goes strait to BD on the menu.
I got it working from all sources, just not as clean as I wanted to because I was under the assumption I could hook it all up to it (which you can) and just switch sources but I didn't want the surround sound on all the time while watching regular TV or playing games.
