Hi,
This is my first post, and I'm posting because I'm getting a little desperate trying to figure out how to make my Denon AVR-1513 play the audio directly, not thru the crappy presets (Multichannel stereo, direct, virtual, etc). I have my PS3 connected via HDMI to my receiver, and another HDMI from the receiver to my Mitsubishi HC4000 projector. When I play a blu-ray, and try to select the audio mode with the Surround button on my receiver remote, it only circles between the built-in options(direct, virtual, etc), and I haven't found a way for it to show on the display DTS Master, Dolby HD, etc like it does on the default picture on the website: http://usa.denon.com/US/Product/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatId=AVReceivers%28DenonNA%29&PId=AVR1513%28DenonNA%29
I have spent several hours trying to figure out whats wrong and I can't. Have read the user manual and it says just to select the correct audio mode, but it does not let me select DTS, Dolby, etc... Everything on my PS3 is selected as supported all audio formats.
Any suggestions?
This is my first post, and I'm posting because I'm getting a little desperate trying to figure out how to make my Denon AVR-1513 play the audio directly, not thru the crappy presets (Multichannel stereo, direct, virtual, etc). I have my PS3 connected via HDMI to my receiver, and another HDMI from the receiver to my Mitsubishi HC4000 projector. When I play a blu-ray, and try to select the audio mode with the Surround button on my receiver remote, it only circles between the built-in options(direct, virtual, etc), and I haven't found a way for it to show on the display DTS Master, Dolby HD, etc like it does on the default picture on the website: http://usa.denon.com/US/Product/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatId=AVReceivers%28DenonNA%29&PId=AVR1513%28DenonNA%29
I have spent several hours trying to figure out whats wrong and I can't. Have read the user manual and it says just to select the correct audio mode, but it does not let me select DTS, Dolby, etc... Everything on my PS3 is selected as supported all audio formats.
Any suggestions?