Is there any HDMI convertors to annalog for audio out there that I dont have to spend a fortune on. I dont care to buy a new reciever.
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Have you looked at Gefen? www.gefen.com. They have a lot of different converters and are relatively cheap. I think another company is Octavia. I'm not sure about the spelling but they are somewhere on the east cost like North Carolina. Both have remote controls that you can add to your learning remote macro. At one point, I checked into if the harmony remotes supported them and both manufactures were listed. -
If there is such a thing, it would require D->A conversion which means $$$ if you want quality. You'd be better off getting a new entry-level receiver.Originally posted by meltdownSantino
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I agree. If you're looking for this feature, might as well buy a receiver.
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I think that Purelink has what you are looking for, but it is not cheap.Comment
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Hello,
Has anyone found a working HDMI splitter that works with the RSP-1570? I bought the Gefen 1:2 HDMI splitter and I seem to get a "yellow hue" on any analog source that is converter to the HDMI output, including the boot up menu screen. The image itself is correct but any white... -
Has anyone found a HDMI splitter that works with the RSP 1570?
I’ve tried both Audio Authority’s and Gefen’s 1:2 HDMI splitters and both exhibit various handshaking problems, where one or both displays will not display correctly.
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Quite a thread title, I guess. Perhaps I should subtitle it, "or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb... I mean, theater."
As the title says, I've added HDMI 1.3 audio decoding to my home theater, centered around the Parasound C1 home theater controller. As... -
So, it's happening... HDMI 1.4 is in the final stages of work, and will likely be released within the month. You can expect to see products start showing up after New Year's, and more prevalent throughout 2010. Here's what you need to know.
- First, HDMI is trying to move away from... -
Yikes. I just went to a conference on HDMI, and it was NOT pretty. Had representatives from HD-DVD, Blu-Ray, Microsoft, two cable companies, and various manufacturers of A/V equipment, in addition to some industry experts like Joe Kane.
I knew we were in trouble with HDMI standards...
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