Was wondering if anyone has replaced their rsx1056 with the rsx1057.If so what are your thoughts.Is it worth it?Any differences etc.
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The only differences are 2x1 HDMI switching. That's switching only; no conversion, no OSD on HDMI, no HDMI audio support. It would be a whole lot cheaper and easier just to add an external HDMI switch box.
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I agree, wait for HDMI 1.3 units that support the HD audio formats before upgrading
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Is this possible? All of my video goes through component except for my HTPC, which is via HDMI. It's annoying switching between them all of the time... -
I know i may have asked before but would really like to get some opinions to get me over the fence.I have an opportunity to get either a 7002 or 8002 for a significant price.7002 for 980. the 8002 for 1,400.So i may be selling my rotel.I have a tosh hd player that is connected via dig. because analogs... -
I'm not happy with the PQ I'm getting from satellite high def. My satellite receiver's output is going into my Rotel via component and is then going out from the Rotel into my front projector via component cable. Someone on another board (AVSforum) suggested that my problem may be my receiver. He contends... -
This comes from a Parasound official, and is good info about the approach Parasound is taking towards HDMI in past products. Sharing it with all with permission. Enjoy.... -
New Yamaha RX-V4600 Receiver with HDMI
Posted Tuesday, April 5 2005, by gds
Yamaha's RX-V4600 First Look
7.1-Channel Receiver Supports HDMI Switching, Dual i.LINK, and HD Radio Compatibility
Yamaha Electronics Corporation today introduced the RX-V4600, a...09 April 2005, 14:38 Saturday
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