Any HDMI handshaking issues?
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@ Art.M, TX-NR 818 HDMI handshaking issue happens sometimes if you are using a cheapest HDMI cables or not properly connected between T.V and the receiver, before i bought my Onkyo tx-nr818 i have also a YAMAHA 7.1 receiver that have a fix firmware (theres no way to update) that also had HDMI handshaking issue with my two television but when i used a brand name HDMI cable(not really expensive) the problem gone, that i also did on my Onkyo 818, and look for the latest firmware update, hope this may help you..
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No issues here, been using for 7 months now. However, I noticed one day my HD was horrible quality, and it started freezing and jitters. I tried to troubleshoot it all around on the TV settings and no luck, then I did a reset on the HD cable box and it was fixed!
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Have not had that issue. I have an issue with a 3D TV where the HDMI handshake on the TV end is problematic. It's mainly an annoyance as I can either delay turning on the cable box until the TV is fully up or just turn the cable box off and back on. Other than that it works fine. I would suggest trying another HDMI input device if you can for a test to eliminate any issues with your current device and try a different cable for the input. If you have more than one output device connected start with just a single output device until you have it working solidly. Also make sure that the power adapter if firmly plugged in. If the power LED also comes and goes then it might be power related. If you have another power adapter with the same plug size and polarity you might try that just to eliminate any power issues. The vendor was very responsive (as was Amazon's tech support) with troubleshooting my HDMI handshake issue so try them too.
508100
Thanks for your input...I think I'll just keep my HDMI connection for now though.Have a blessed day sir....
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I've never had any problems with two screens. Just be sure to use DVI or display port because HDMI can cause isses (but this is not specific to this card.)
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Jason, I have only use the HDMI ports. I am sorry I couldn't help you with your question...
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Haven't experienced any, I'm using it with an Alienware 18. I have 3 monitors and haven't had any issues with lag. Make sure your graphics card has sufficient power to run this though or you may.
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I'm not familiar with the HDMI issues with this device. I have been using it flawlessly for several months. The Apple AirPlay and wireless connectivity work like a charm. The HDMI connections were a breeze and eliminated a huge tangle of old analog cables in the back.
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This is the best shortest response I could find. He says it better than me...http://www.bythom.com/hdmivideo.htm
639114
I've had this problem on blue ray and direct tv. when using the hdmi connection. I am going to call customer support to have them note the problem before I download the firmware update.
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I have the HDMI video out of my receiver going to a projector, and the audio is running out to the speakers via the wires from the receiver. I have not had any issues with this setup.
115753
Sorry have never experienced that issue, have you tried using another HDMI or DVI cable to try and rule out if that seems to be the issue?
45505
My HD come through a Direct DVR through a Denton A/V receiver to the Viera all HDMI cables. I have seen no lag, instant response.
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Using with 660ti here. Believe I'm using the display port with a cheap generic adapter to hdmi. Did not encounter any big time issues. Going on 2 years.
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I Use the HDMI 1.4 and no issues - this may help: http://www.audioholics.com/hdtv-formats/understanding-difference-hdmi-versions
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Not sure what "tricking" has to happen - the detective does an HDMI handshake with the receiver and remembers it. For me, I need this as my HTPC lost the handshake any time the receiver powered off or switched sources causing me to lose HDMI audio and reboot the HTPC. The detective does that job perfectly including sending 5.1 audio from the HTPC to the receiver over HDMI.
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I'm assuming the picture lags behind the audio, which is fairly common with HDMI. Use the A/V sync feature on the receiver (it's under Audio Adjust); 40ms is usually a good starting point.