Speaker distance, level settings with 2 devices. help?

I have a Cambridge 650R receiver and the Cambridge 751BD blu-ray player. . . The receiver has speaker distance & level calcs on it but so does the 751BD blu-ray player.

If I set the received first then the imaging, levels etc sound good for TV, PS3 etc . But the blu-ray must have slightly different balancing as material that comes from that if I leave all levels at default in the blu-ray player are out. I.e surrounds volumes.
What I have done is then made additional changes in the blu-ray player to levels for speakers to make them correct for movies, music etc when I play things from that source through the AVR and not just from the AVR such as TV and PS3.

But what about distance calculations?
Do I do distance cals at the receiver only or enter in the same distances on the blu-ray player or would that be doubling the distance?

Thanks again.

Sorry I must have understood wrong on the phone.. I thought I should put the distance calculations back to '0' on the player and have the distance enetered into the receiver only. But make level adjustments on the player as well (-dB) if necessary on top of what levels I have calibrated in the receiver for use of TV, PS3, etc. That way the receiver has the distance therefore time delays set and the player just passes audio signals into it that the receiver then delays.

I run 5.1 analogue audio via RCA out of player into receiver
video is HDMI from player into receiver
5.1 then run from the pre-outs of the receiver. 5 to Emotiva XPA-5, .1 to the sub.
HDMI video out from receiver then to TV. Only video.


If you could clarify that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

Thanks for that. I will set the distances on the BD player then to ensure it's all time aligned right.