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Originally Posted by Jiffylush /forum/post/0
Does it work if you bypass the receiver?
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Originally Posted by Krahnos /forum/post/0
However, when I hot-swap the HDMI cable from the direct connection (reporting 24p input) back to my Yamaha, the projector still reports 24p input, and the picture continues to work just fine.
However, stopping the BD player and restarting it will cause the 60p report to return. Quite strange. I'll keep playing with it tonight to see if I can figure out what's going on.
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Originally Posted by TreborS /forum/post/0
I'm sure it would. I don't have that option. My 2700 switches all my audio/video.
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Originally Posted by TreborS /forum/post/0
Ahah! you sir .... win.
So it's possibly a PS3 display detection problem. It sees a receiver that accepts only 60hz when it actually could accept 24fps.
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Originally Posted by TreborS /forum/post/0
So it's possibly a PS3 display detection problem. It sees a receiver that accepts only 60hz when it actually could accept 24fps.
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Originally Posted by Jiffylush /forum/post/0
Seems like if the problem is that the PS3 thinks the receiver won't work (when it does) then that is something that could be addressed on the PS3 side. Hope it gets fixed soon for you.
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Originally Posted by A O Malley /forum/post/0
It doesn't seem to work with the Sony STR-DA5200ES either direct to TV no problem.
http://www.us.playstation.com/PS3/Ne...80_update.htmlQuote:
Set whether to use 1080p 24 Hz video output mode for output of Blu-ray Disc (BD) video.
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Originally Posted by TreborS /forum/post/0
Silly question, but when you tried 24fps, did you guys try a Blu-Ray disc?
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Originally Posted by TreborS /forum/post/0
Silly question, but when you tried 24fps, did you guys try a Blu-Ray disc?
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Curious to to whether this is a Sony or a Yamaha problem.
I would point to Yamaha however Iscan VP50 users are reporting issues too.
What are the scenarios if it's a Yamaha problem? Can these receivers have the firmware updated? How would yamaha be contacted about this problem.
HELP!
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Originally Posted by Snatcher /forum/post/0
Yes the Yamaha can have the firmware updated. It is a simple matter of burning a CD and playing it via optical to the receiver after booting with a button pressed. There is a fw update made several months ago for it, and when I applied it it was very simple.