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#ATT CISCO RECEIVER DOES IT SURROUND MANUAL#
#ATT CISCO RECEIVER DOES IT SURROUND TV#

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#ATT CISCO RECEIVER DOES IT SURROUND TV#

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#ATT CISCO RECEIVER DOES IT SURROUND MANUAL#

Maybe the bottom line is that the manual option should only apply to the analog output (component or optical) and the HDMI option should be determined by feedback from the receiving device (usually TV).BAFX Products – All-in-One Infrared IR Repeater Kit/Remote Control Extender Cable / 1, 2 or 4 Device Contro (1 Device) Therefore, there is no auto switch between HDMI connected devices an optical connected devices.įor the aspect option, it can get in the way trying to use component for one device and HDMI for the other. In the case of HDMI sound the response to what the TV requires is missing. In the real world if there are two outputs, there need to be two option settings. If you connect with HDMI the HDMI interface specifies the aspect setting - watch the blue light go out.

If you connect with component cables your manual option setting applies( like it does on the optical sound output). Seems like the HDMI connection should have the TV specifying what sound to send, just like it does the aspect option. It expects you to specify whether or not your TV is capable of decoding surround, I think the reason you get no TV sound (when set to surround) is that the DVR is programmed to send appropriate sound signal via HDMI based only on your manual options setting.