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Count Zero
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Re: Apple TV , HDMI and lack of digital sound

Gotcha. I was just seeing if maybe there was something weird with the HDMI on those TVs.

You aren't running your AppleTV through a receive I am guessing?
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macaholic
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 the idea was to run all HDMI through the TV and via single digital out on TV get to the receiver. Worked very well with old TV.. a little disappointed about this issue.

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Warner Robins, GA		 Ahhhh - gotcha. My setup is exactly the opposite

Run everything through the receiver and then single output to TV.
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said by Count Zero See Profile :

My setup is exactly the opposite

Run everything through the receiver and then single output to TV.
Yeah that's a great way to do it, provided you have a relatively new receiver with HDMI switching...
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Warner Robins, GA		 Sure do - my Onkyo does full 1080p upconversion from any source (granted I only have a 720p TV).
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