TheOriginal
Auditioning
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- Jan 2, 2015
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- Ben
I recently purchased a HK avr 1650, some of you may have read my other thread. The temporary speaker setup is working but I have run into a few issues with a couple of gaming peripherals now that I've added the receiver into the mix.My first issue is with my turtle beach headset. My TBs have both optical and aux (red/white) inputs. I've been using the optical lead straight from my TV until getting the avr, I loved this setup bc it sent an audio signal to both my TBs and my speakers at the same time, I just pressed mute on my TV and then only my TBs would get signal. My first attempt at using the TBs was with them still hooked to the TV, no signal. My second attempt was with the optical going from the TV to the TBs and out of them to the avr, no sound. My last attempt was with the optical going from the avr to the TBs, still no sound. My desire is to have a signal always being sent to the TBs and to be able to adjust the volume of the system speakers independently. How can I accomplish this?My second issue is with my Avermedia Game capture HD ii. It serves as a passthrough between my xbox and the TV or receiver. Every once in a while (once a week or so) the screen would blank and the TV would find the signal again and the rest was smooth sailing before I got the avr. Now I've had to disconnect it because the blinking has gotten so bad (up to 5x a minute). We've notice that its almost always when were streaming videos and never when I'm actually playing games. It should be noted that I've tried both component and HDMI connections between the Xbox and game capture, connection between the game capture and avr can only be HDMI. Is this some sort of auto signal detection that the avr has in place? How do I stop it?A thanks in advance for any solution or advice.