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HELP with my Yamaha RX-V565 Receiver

post #1 of 15
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My problem is some times when i play video games the sound stops for a second and comes back on, now this only happens when i play games, but when i watch Blu-ray's this never happens.
post #2 of 15
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I heard it could be "CLIPPING"
post #3 of 15
You'd have to be playing your system pretty loud for it to be clipping...
post #4 of 15
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Originally Posted by afrogt View Post

You'd have to be playing your system pretty loud for it to be clipping...

I don't play it loud at all
post #5 of 15
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Anybody?
post #6 of 15
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Just ordered the Yamaha RX-V667, Maybe that will help.
post #7 of 15
the rx-v667 is definitely more capable and powerful than the 565 was.
post #8 of 15
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Thats what I'm hoping for, i should get it in the mail tomorrow, CANT WAIT to hear what it sounds like.
post #9 of 15
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I just got my RX-V667 yesterday, and WOW it's much better then my previous RX-V565 receiver, first off i could notice the bass was more powerful, i actually had to turn it down to negative 3, on my other receiver i had it set to positive 4. Another thing i noticed is that, i feel more surrounded with the sound when i watch movies or play games. The center channel is much clearer now before i could barely hear the voices, now they come in crystal clear. Overall im impressed with this receiver, and for the price its much better.
post #10 of 15
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Originally Posted by Joshjp View Post

I just got my RX-V667 yesterday, and WOW it's much better then my previous RX-V565 receiver, first off i could notice the bass was more powerful, i actually had to turn it down to negative 3, on my other receiver i had it set to positive 4. Another thing i noticed is that, i feel more surrounded with the sound when i watch movies or play games. The center channel is much clearer now before i could barely hear the voices, now they come in crystal clear. Overall im impressed with this receiver, and for the price its much better.

i'm still having the same problem, anybody know how to fix it.
post #11 of 15
To figure out if it is the PS3(I assume)...you could run a tos-link at the same time. If it solves the problem, it is the connection with the HDMI.

It is possible you have a bad HDMI...
But a tos-link would rule out the player...

http://www.amazon.com/Basics-Fiber-O...1534832&sr=1-1
post #12 of 15
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The problem is with my 360 not my PS3, but i tried that for the 360 and it didn't help. Thats what i thought it could be a bad HDMI cable, but i guess not. My other yamaha receiver did the same thing.
post #13 of 15
Bad 360?
post #14 of 15
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I don't think it's bad.
post #15 of 15
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I read somewhere else that some one had the same problem, and they just changed the video output to 1080i instead of 1080p, and that helped, i gotta try that when i get home from work.
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