Hello fellow Rotelians!
I’ve been lurking around the Rotel Club for a while now, and since it’s been a bit quiet, I thought I’d throw out a question for you. I’ve been the owner of the RSP-1066 for about a month now. I upgraded from a Lexicon CP-1, (Lexicon prices, in this day and age, are beyond my ability to comprehend). I have found the 1066 to be very versatile, and am still going through the “cool, now what does this button do again?”
One thing has come up that I wonder if anything can be done about, (no, not base management). When watching a movie you sometimes get that momentary pausing glitch that happens in the wink of an eye, but the 1066 always knows when it is happening. Because the on screen displays comes back on to tell you what Surround Mode is being used. This really comes into play when I’m watching the additional cut scenes from a movie that allows you to watch them continually in order. Every cut scene lets me know what same Surround Mode is being used.
Well, to make a long question short, (to late) can there be anything done to keep the On Screen Display from popping back on?:? If this has been discussed, and/or is in the manual, please excuse this Newbie’s rantings.
Thanks for any and all input!
Some mornings it's just not worth gnawing through the straps… 8)
I’ve been lurking around the Rotel Club for a while now, and since it’s been a bit quiet, I thought I’d throw out a question for you. I’ve been the owner of the RSP-1066 for about a month now. I upgraded from a Lexicon CP-1, (Lexicon prices, in this day and age, are beyond my ability to comprehend). I have found the 1066 to be very versatile, and am still going through the “cool, now what does this button do again?”
One thing has come up that I wonder if anything can be done about, (no, not base management). When watching a movie you sometimes get that momentary pausing glitch that happens in the wink of an eye, but the 1066 always knows when it is happening. Because the on screen displays comes back on to tell you what Surround Mode is being used. This really comes into play when I’m watching the additional cut scenes from a movie that allows you to watch them continually in order. Every cut scene lets me know what same Surround Mode is being used.
Well, to make a long question short, (to late) can there be anything done to keep the On Screen Display from popping back on?:? If this has been discussed, and/or is in the manual, please excuse this Newbie’s rantings.
Thanks for any and all input!
Some mornings it's just not worth gnawing through the straps… 8)
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