Chris Elm
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Have any of you ever experienced this with your AVR 525 when the data stream starts up and when the format changes (like from DD to DTS)?
Straight off the HK faq's:
"This is an inherent characteristic of digital audio processors. The chip mutes until it sees a signal, and then takes a second to engage. Typically this should not be a problem when watching a DVD, as the video signal will usually cause the chip to recognize the signal before the audio even starts. This is usually only an issue when listening to stereo audio via digital inputs. However, the D/A converters built into a CD player are often superior to the stock stereo D/A converters built into a receiver. We recommend using the digital inputs on this receiver for Dolby® Digital or DTS® use only, not stereo use."
So what if I want to use a DVD player for my DVDs, DVD-A, and SACD? Am I outa luck?
Sorry for the repost.
Thanks
Straight off the HK faq's:
"This is an inherent characteristic of digital audio processors. The chip mutes until it sees a signal, and then takes a second to engage. Typically this should not be a problem when watching a DVD, as the video signal will usually cause the chip to recognize the signal before the audio even starts. This is usually only an issue when listening to stereo audio via digital inputs. However, the D/A converters built into a CD player are often superior to the stock stereo D/A converters built into a receiver. We recommend using the digital inputs on this receiver for Dolby® Digital or DTS® use only, not stereo use."
So what if I want to use a DVD player for my DVDs, DVD-A, and SACD? Am I outa luck?
Sorry for the repost.
Thanks