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Definitely at the receiver. You want to try and track down (if or) where the wiring problem is. This type of thing usually a wiring problem, but it can always be something else. Best to test the most likely cause first. So, if you find that connecting a specific speaker leads to the...

OK. The next thing to do is disconnect all the speakers and see if it still shuts off when you play a movie and turn the volume to 47. Then reconnect each speaker, one at a time, and see if it starts again. If it starts after connecting a specific speaker, that has to be where the problem is...

This could be difficult to troubleshoot. There's probably a flaw in the speaker wiring somewhere that's causing the receiver to go into protection. I'm trying to come up with a likely thing that's wrong, but nothing is coming to me, other than just just check every connection to all the...