I recently upgraded the firmware of my RSP 1066. Is it me, or is the response time slower when switching sources?
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aero,
Can't say that I noticed a delay. Only delay I have is when playing HDCDs, and the beginning seconds of each title is missed. I HATE THAT! But when switching from say A/V1 to A/V2 it is near seamless, as I use that when I play my HT intro DVD on the XBOX and then immediatly switch to the DVD player for the feature presentation.
Thanks for reading!
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Darren
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This issue still a big problem with RSP-1066 as it is quite slow to processes the audio stream in Dolby Digital, DTS and DPL II. Compared to other surround processors that I had before, RSP-1066 introduces a big delay in audio compared to the video image. In my case I’ve DVD player connect with SCART...21 October 2004, 08:29 Thursday -
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I’ve my Pioneer DVD player connected directly to my Philips TV, through a high quality IXOS SCART using RGB mode. The picture quality is top notch. Knowing that I’ve the chance to pass video signals through RSP-1066 (mine is firmware version 2.26) I wonder is there are any benefits in doing so?...
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I’ve recently moved my surround speakers and now I have a higher distance from listening position then before.
After making some measures and calculations I end up with a suggested delay of 3 ms for Dolby Digital.
Unfortunately RSP-1066 only accepts increments of 5 ms,... -
Hey Guy and Gals,
Back again for hopefully another simple question.
I always noticed a audio delay when using my rsp 1066 and also having the audio coming from the tv when watching HD programming. The 1066 was always a little ahead of the tv but this was easily fixed...
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