darcilicious
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Re: Bad DVR?
I am using component cables from the DVR to the reciever and HDMI from the receiver to the TV. said by KenAF  :This is a HDMI interoperability issue caused by the current software. So if it's component from the STB to the receiver, and HDMI from the recevier to the TV, it's an STB HDMI issue? Strange... |
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KenAF
join:2006-01-23
Arlington, VA
1 edit | said by darcilicious :I am using component cables from the DVR to the reciever and HDMI from the receiver to the TV. said by KenAF :This is a HDMI interoperability issue caused by the current software. So if it's component from the STB to the receiver, and HDMI from the recevier to the TV, it's an STB HDMI issue? Strange... That would be a HDMI interoperability issue between your receiver and your TV. The STB would not be a factor. |
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GeekGirl1
The Medium IS the Message
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join:2007-01-28
Morrisville, PA
| I had this problem a few months ago - the video just dropped at random times, but the sound was OK  . After I got a new DVR, the problem went away.
It could be a timing problem between your exact TV and that exact DVR (just a guess). If they both "meet spec", then there's no problem. If either one is on the hairy edge of spec, then it might stop working intermittently.
Until they fix the firmware, I'd try a new DVR. Maybe you'll have better luck. |
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