Onkyo TX-SR605 Receiver "signal" Questions

Intermittent, but complete, loss of FM signal. Often there will be no signal (according to the tuner display) and then the signal will be captured momentarily; occasionally I will have a strong signal

I keep loosing digital signal with both my digital tv's, I have a digital aerial fitted 18 months ago. what is the problem? This can be due to a few problems.Firstly make sure your aerial is pointing ...

...re using a standard mini jack to double RCA cable, it's safe to assume you'll be sending line level signal into your reciever, so i think any of these audio inputs will do: AUX, CD, DVD, MD, TV. Also ...

How many times can you split a cable signal before needing an amplifier? I have four cable boxes now. I want to add four more. Is that possible? Every time you split you cut your signal . Problem with

can i get fm signal from a satellite dish we no longer use? This is still attached to the roof. I would like to use that coaxial cable from the dish and connect to my receiver. No, you won't get ...

...the separate input sources are stored in the memory. q AUTO (auto mode) In this mode, the types of signals being input to the digital and analog input jacks for the selected input source are

Receiver does not recognize AM/FM signal. Kenwood receiver 104AR does not recognize AM/FM signal. Is there an antenna required or something else wrong? From what I know all receivers need an antenna, ...

...input cable, ps3, appletv all HDMI; and wii composite into Sony Bravia HDTV Is the composite/analog signal going into the same input as one of the hdmi's? i.e. DVD,BD, etc.? If so, the receiver can ...

Audio Tape not recording There is no signal on the "rec" outputs for the tape. I tried two different signal sources: VCR and DVD. I tried the tape/MD record output and the VCR audio output. I tried ...

I get live radio reception in the background of my avr-1513 reciever Some part of your signal path is acting as an RF antenna. You can systematically disconnect signal cables to isolate the culprit. ...