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Dish 6000 Satellite receiver - Optical output both DD and PCM.
Sony DE545 Optical input
Panasonic PT47 HDTV with RCA output to Sony DE545
Problem: Both the Dish 6000 optical and Panasonic PT47 are connected to the Sony DE545 in the TV/SAT input feeds. If the last channel on the Sony DE545 was a Dish 6000 DD channel and the 6000 was turned OFF while viewing this channel, and the PT47 is changed to a cable channel (ie. audio feed should come from the R/L output of the PT47), no sound. If the Dish 6000 was on a PCM channel when it was turned off, and the PT47 is changed to cable sound is fine.
If I manually change the Input to analog, sound will come on after being on a DD feed. But otherwise, I must turn on the 6000 and tune it to a PCM channel or physically unplug the 6000.
Any thoughts? Best I can think of is the 6000 is keeping the optical output hot, but I'm curious if anyone has seen or worked around this problem with these receivers.
Thanks,
Chris
Dish 6000 Satellite receiver - Optical output both DD and PCM.
Sony DE545 Optical input
Panasonic PT47 HDTV with RCA output to Sony DE545
Problem: Both the Dish 6000 optical and Panasonic PT47 are connected to the Sony DE545 in the TV/SAT input feeds. If the last channel on the Sony DE545 was a Dish 6000 DD channel and the 6000 was turned OFF while viewing this channel, and the PT47 is changed to a cable channel (ie. audio feed should come from the R/L output of the PT47), no sound. If the Dish 6000 was on a PCM channel when it was turned off, and the PT47 is changed to cable sound is fine.
If I manually change the Input to analog, sound will come on after being on a DD feed. But otherwise, I must turn on the 6000 and tune it to a PCM channel or physically unplug the 6000.
Any thoughts? Best I can think of is the 6000 is keeping the optical output hot, but I'm curious if anyone has seen or worked around this problem with these receivers.
Thanks,
Chris
