Does the pass thru work with the receiver off?
855175
Remind me what the pass through is..are u asking if your inputs/outputs work with it off?
436076
Yes, it does- I sometimes turn off the receiver for late-night viewing, and it passes audio and video, which allows me to watch TV using the TV speakers only.
2072202
Good Question! And one I didn't consider when purchasing this unit. The answer is: Apparently not. After getting your question I tried to see if my DVD would play through the Yamaha RX-V371 (with it off, or to say - in standby) to my HDTV. So the receiver does not appear have the pass-through feature. Turning on the receiver yielded both audio & video to my HDTV. Be advised that both the Yamaha unit and my HDTV are circa 2010, have been classified as "discontinued," and probably a feature (as well as others) no one thought about at the time. Note that I use HDMI cables between the Blu-ray player, to the receiver and to the HDTV (as well as an audio optical cable from the HDTV to the receiver). Because of the two-year span of advanced technical features, these units may not have all the features that have occured during that time. But if you can deal with the lack of the stand-by feature, the receiver is a good one otherwise, and at a good price. You might also pose your question to Yamaha (http://usa.yamaha.com)
796464
The DN840 has 'pass through' allowing the HDMI signal from your Directv to go through the receiver to your tv without powering up the DN840. However, this only works if you powered down the DN840 with the Directv selected last. If you powered down the DN840 with, say, the Playstation selected last, then the pass through logic will be set to Playstation and not Directv. So then when your wife turns on the TV/Directv, she'll call to ask why the TV won't work. To get the DN840 to switch back to Directv 'pass through' you'll have to turn the receiver on, select Directv, then the receiver will send that signal to the TV. Yes, this is driving us nuts since we regularly switch between TV and Playstation.
114326
I can hear the receiver go off from two of the rooms I have sensors in, so I can tell you there is an delay but much too short a time to get to where the reciever is to silence it. Hope this helps.
1145876
Not that I know of. This is a non-powered adapter, so there is no electronic pass-through.
1139695
No, this does not have standy pass-through. From my understanding, neither do the two models above this unit have it (1020 and 1120). I think for that you either need to look at the Elite series (if you're sticking with Pioneer) or another brand. I believe some Onkyo and Sony receivers offer this.
550722
Good question. The receiver doesn't do any processing of the video data, so I suspect it will just pass through whatever video is presented. However, an owner can say for sure. Or you could call the tech support number. That should be an easy question for them.
1889566
NO, is the short answer. You will have to unplug and remove the unit, and allow the receiver to receive the hitch.
2192490
No, it's passive. Take your left and right speaker wires from receiver to the sub, then go from the sub to your left and right speakers. Hope that helps!
128470
I have not tried that and I am not sure why you would want to do that. I suppose if it were not too thick and you used the pass-thru function it might work.
1883758
Believe this receiver has two HDMI outputs. Maybe try the other one and make sure the correct output is selected. Did you try turning the receiver off to see if the HDMI signal goes through in pass through mode?
1298198
Yes. There is a Volume knob and a Low Pass filter knob. Note: If you are using a Sub out/LFE connection from your receiver turn the Low Pass all the way up.
2200847
Yes it does. To transmit a signal to the receiver, the transmiter must have power. This is why both units have to be powered on. But, they take very little power. Just enough to have the red light glow on each!
1875283
No. The circuit has to be on In order for the transmitter to send the signal to the reciever.
1115681
No. I keep it plugged into a switched outlet on my receiver, so it is only on when the receiver is on. Works real well.
704468
This receiver is HDMI passthrough only i.e. it does not decode audio from the HDMI. You need to either (a) connect an audio out from DirecTV box to the receiver or (b) connect an audio out from TV to the receiver. (a) is preferable so it preserves the sound for decoding by your receiver vs (b) which the TV would downmix to stereo and output to receiver.