The **OFFICIAL** Denon AVR-XX12 Model Owner's Thread - Page 316

Originally Posted by spager

Correct it's the way the amp is made. The volume will turn on what you selected for power on level, but will follow what volume you set for that particular input when you change to other inputs.

There is a Source Level you can use in the Input Setup that can help level out volumes per input. I believe all models have this option.

Originally Posted by saj2001ind

if you are changing source using quick select then the volume will reset to what is stored in that quick select, if you dont want the volume to change then use select source button and from there select ur source this way the volumes will not change just the source will change

Originally Posted by lou99

When would one use "Dyn Vol" and "Reference Offset" ?

Originally Posted by doum2002

Thanks guys, I will change inputs directly not by quick select.

Originally Posted by jdsmoothie

Try setting the Reference Level Offset to 10db for your cable/sat box source which should improve the center channel dialog (also referenced in post #3 item 12(f) in the Troubleshooting section linked in my sig). You can also simply bump up the center channel volume a few db using the remote control button.

Multi Channel stereo simply replicates the FL/FR stereo to the other surround speakers, which is generally what folks with hearing problems prefer as it places the dialog much closer to their ears via the "side" surround speakers, however, you do of course lose the surround effect of DD 5.1 by doing so.

Originally Posted by av_freek

Is anyone aware of any HDMI handshake issues between the 2312ci and the TC-P60ST30 or other recent Panasonic Plasmas? I just got the 2312, which I love, but it has major HDMI handshake issues with my old Panasonic 50" plasma. I've tested it with another TV so I know it's not the receiver. The TV is about 7 years old and was one of their first models with HDMI so I'm not that surprised there are handshake issues.

I've been planning to get a new set with 1080P anyways, and this is the perfect excuse. I found a great deal locally on the Panasonic TC-P60ST30 and figured I would check on this thread before I pulled the trigger.

Thanks in advance for any help on this.

Originally Posted by batpig

the only benefit of the Quick Select is that it takes a "snapshot" of your receiver memorizing all settings (like Audyssey setings, Input Mode, channel levels, master volume, etc) at the time of the snapshot. So if you want to be able to quickly recall a specific state(s), then it would be useful.

Originally Posted by jedorf

I have stumbled on one issue, which was with the "bd" hdmi input after hooking up my Panny DMP210. I was getting screen flickers and a little white noise. I first tried switching out the hdmi cable, with the same results. I then went to the "DVD" hdmi input, and still the same issues.

Originally Posted by jedorf

First and foremost, thanks to all for this ever amazing thread, with oh so much help and knowledge. It has been amazing, yet overwhelming.

Just last night, I finally got my 2112 hooked up and running. It actually went pretty smooth, again, thanks to a little prework and research here. I have stumbled on one issue, which was with the "bd" hdmi input after hooking up my Panny DMP210. I was getting screen flickers and a little white noise. I first tried switching out the hdmi cable, with the same results. I then went to the "DVD" hdmi input, and still the same issues. Finally, I was able to remove the issue on the "Game 1" hdmi input.

My question is, are those two inputs bad? What are the chances they'll work correctly with another device? I'm still within my 30 day return window. Is this worth looking into a return? Thanks.

Originally Posted by jdsmoothie

^^
Analog audio inputs are NOT assignable, while the HDMI inputs ARE assignable, therefore "assign" HDMI4 to the V. Aux source and change the INPUT MODE for that source to "Analog" and you should be good to go. If the GUI doesn't show up for any source, then try resetting the microprocessor (p. 94).

Originally Posted by spager

You can have different volume levels (or the same) for different inputs using the Quick Select buttons. While you are on the input make the necessary changes that you prefer in your case have volume to -40 or what ever and then hold down the Quick Select button for a few seconds until memory appears on your screen and there you go. New settings when you press that particular Quick Select.

Originally Posted by JChin


Hi jedorf, try going into BD player HDMI Setup menu and turn "Deep Color Output" to "off'".

Originally Posted by ALNiKO

Hi all!

My setup is Denon 1712+Samsung 6 Series LCD TV with XBOX360, PS3 and Popcorn Hour A200 all connected via HDMI to receiver. Bought AVR in September 2011 and before last month everything was smooth. First I noticed problems when played one particular game on PS3 (Twisted Metal Demo) for whatever reason TV turned off when in the game - other games played just fine. So everytime I started the game and tried to enter the options menu - boom - TV is off. I turned off all HDMI controls in PS3 and in AVR, still same thing. Then probably a week ago while was watching PCH when resolution switched (say from 720p to 1080p) screen started blinking and the only way to fix it was to switch sources couple times. So I decided maybe PCH acts funny, but then yesterday I got same thing when playing PS3 - I played COD Black Ops - and in menu everything was fine but when round started - screen was blinking (or vice versa). Tried to power off the receiver and disconnect power cable for 10 minutes and also resetting microprocessor - still no luck. Also tried to switch cables to all inputs and tv hdmi ports as well.
Is there anything else I can do or send out unit to repair is the way to go? Also there is a service center close to me according to denon website, do I have to submit a ticket first or I can just schedule an appointment at service center and bring my unit and original receipt?

Thanks for replies.

Originally Posted by wco81

Looking to upgrade the sound on my Panasonic plasma.

Just ordered B&W 685s and HTM62. After following this thread, it looks like 2112 would be the way to go.

The question is whether to buy now (assuming I can get a good deal on the 2112) or wait a month or two to see what the 2012 receivers will bring.

Of course, the new models probably won't be discounted right away or as much if at all.

Any sense on what changes might come to the midrange and whether they might be worth waiting for?

Originally Posted by sp0202

Why do i hear the radio tuner in the background on my Denon 2112 when
i am listinening to music or watching a movie this is when i pause the movie
or music on the CD/DVD

thanks in advance for your reply