For older models, it depends on the model you own. Will it overlay the volume bar on top of the video when I change theĪ: For all new xx12 models, the GUI will display and overlay any video signal via the HDMI output to the TV. Q: Does the Denon on-screen display (OSD) or Graphical User Interface (GUI) show up over HDMI? And Sound quality improvements as you move up the line are subtle at best, mostly what you are paying for is extra features and a little more juice in the amps. Remember though that your SPEAKERS are the number one factor in the sound quality you hear, so if you are thinking of investing the extra $500 to step up from (for example) the 23xx to the 33xx purely for better sound quality, that $500 would be MUCH better spent simply getting better speakers or a second (or better) subwoofer. So, in general, the model you buy should be a balance of (1) your budget (obviously!), (2) what features you want, and (3) how difficult your speakers are to drive. And if you REALLY need more power, for example, if you have extremely difficult-to-drive speakers (moderately sensitive, 4-ohm impedance), you may want to invest in a model with pre-amp outputs so you can add external amplification. Or, if your speakers are extremely efficient (for example horn-loaded speakers like Klipsch can have efficiency ratings of 95dB or greater) you may not need much power. For example, you may have an entry-level speaker package but you really desire the features in a higher end model (for example the networking or the color GUI). However, again, this is just a rule of thumb and not an absolute thing. If you have invested a few thousand into your speakers and are expecting huge, reference level output in a large room, you will probably need to step up to the superior amp sections of the mid- to higher-end models (33xx/9xx and up). So if you bought a $500 speaker package for a 5.1 setup, you will probably be fine with an entry-level model like the 16xx or 19xx. Page for reference so you can understand the model number structure, and then try and compare specs online at Denon's site.Īs a good rule of thumb, you should be spending more on your SPEAKERS than your receiver. Your best bet is to refer to the Denon Model Numbers More power but more importantly additional features and inputs/outputs. As you move up the Denon model lineup, each step up gives you slightly It's been suggested I get new cables, but do they just die like that? Maybe its the cable box? Also suggested was to reset the AVR.A.
I cant get it to go away, and it just started last night. If I turn the AVR on again, i get the green/pink half screens back.
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If i turn the AVR off, and leave the TV on in passthrough mode, the picture is fine again only the audio is coming from the tv speakers. Swap cables with the DVD player/cable box, now the bottom half is pink, while the picture is still compressed to the top half of the screen. I switch to DVD, works fine, perfect picture. Everything works fine with no issue for a week until last night when i turn on the tv, i get the bottom half of the screen flickering green while the whole picture is compressed to the top half of the screen. Goes like this: Finally decided on the denon 3310 AVR.
Hey guys, do you know of any causes/fixes for the dreaded HDMI handshake problems?
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