- Aug 10, 2019
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Hi
I hope someone can help me. My system is as follows:
Onkyo TXSR505E AV Receiver (sound is great couple to Tannoy speakers!)
Sky + non HD with S-Video out
Sony RDR GX120 DVD Recorder with Component and S-Video out
Sony Bravia (Model) KDL-32D3000 LCD TV
What I want to do, is push everything through the Receiver, benefit from the surround sound and then have one video out to the TV. Thought this would be easy - connect the video ina to the receiver, receiver upscales to HDMI and then output this via an HDMI cable to the TV. I have probably got this all wrong as new to all this, but that is what I thought I could do and I thought this was the whole point of a receiver with HDMI upscaling.
Anyhow, cannot make this work so any help would be appreciated. Observations:
TV never seems to detect the output from the receiver
Not sure if I need to assign all inputs and if I do I can't work out how to do this on the receiver
Any ideas appreciated? I really want to take advantage of the functionality. Thanks
Dave
I hope someone can help me. My system is as follows:
Onkyo TXSR505E AV Receiver (sound is great couple to Tannoy speakers!)
Sky + non HD with S-Video out
Sony RDR GX120 DVD Recorder with Component and S-Video out
Sony Bravia (Model) KDL-32D3000 LCD TV
What I want to do, is push everything through the Receiver, benefit from the surround sound and then have one video out to the TV. Thought this would be easy - connect the video ina to the receiver, receiver upscales to HDMI and then output this via an HDMI cable to the TV. I have probably got this all wrong as new to all this, but that is what I thought I could do and I thought this was the whole point of a receiver with HDMI upscaling.
Anyhow, cannot make this work so any help would be appreciated. Observations:
TV never seems to detect the output from the receiver
Not sure if I need to assign all inputs and if I do I can't work out how to do this on the receiver
Any ideas appreciated? I really want to take advantage of the functionality. Thanks
Dave