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Ron, I posted the first quoted statement and later in the thread, I had been mistaken in that general comment. In a nutshell: - the volume settings (speakers, sub) are global and are not memorized per input nor by sound format. Note that there were comments in other threads mentioning...

Mark, I figured as much since you look like a long time poster. I know that I've done some bonehead things so I hope I didn't offend you by asking that question. I would definitely say that you've got a problem. I don't have any DTS disks so I can't help out there but I suspect it's...

Mark, Hmmm, that sounds a bit odd. My 950 swaps formats like it was going out of style:) when in auto detect mode. So what your saying is that if you played a CD in stereo mode, then put in a DTS DVD, it stays in stereo mode? What inputs are you using? I don't know if I missed that info...

Mark, I have a similiar problem as I use my DVD player as a CD transport. I just change the mode manually using the sound mode buttons on my remote if I don't like the auto detect selection. So if you last left the CD in DTS mode, the auto detect will over ride when playing a CD and kick it...

Ok, just checked while watching Sharks/Avs game. Go Sharks, 0-0 after 1st period. I think I know why I think I was confused. If you use the digital inputs and if the auto detect is on (by default), the effect appears to be global for all digital inputs. It would appear that if you change...

Camp, Yes, global memory only (I think I answered this question posed by you in another thread also). I believe that the auto detect is global also. So far I have connections to the TV (analog), VCR (analog) and DVD/CD player (optical) and it "detects" everytime I change inputs. Someone...