Yamaha HTR-6130 Receiver "change source audio pcm" Questions

...case of Blu-Ray, it is high-bit rate uncompressed audio that should be significantly better than the standard compressed Dolby Digital track. So change audio output on your device to the HDMI ...

...change the signal from the source i.e. the DVD player, On the remote, go to audio and press repatedly , the audio would change from audio1, audio 2 .... and so on, depending upon how may have been ...

source? DVD or some network player? For example Yamaha cannot decode audio in AAC or other computer formats, so be sure to change the audio settings of your player to output PCM and not raw/bitstream.

...audio output to all three settings (PCM, Bitstream re-encode, and Bitstream audiophile) with no change. When you say you have sound from the BD prior to disc load... where (TV and/or receiver)? ...

...source. 5-change d-input setting to suit with the type of connection you have made. 6-check the digital signal can be decoded by this unit. 7-turn pcm-fix or dts-fix off. 8-try to play from different ...

source set up properly (your DVD player is not set up for PCM sound). the best quality audio will be to set up either digital or optical audio between the DVD and the receiver. Once you have connected

...source to AUTO, PCM and DTS, setting up speakers per instruction, etc.. I swapped rears with fronts and both sets work on front channel which eliminates speakers. Noteworthy is fact that neither L or ...

...source inputs that it cannot decode, such as DTS. The player will then do it alone. However, in the setup menu of the blu ray player you should be able to change the audio output to downmix to 2ch ...

...change automatically once it detects a suitable digital signal. So yes it could actually be faulty but more likely you aren't sending a suitable format digital signal from the source. check the ...

...source. (There is!) 3. I changed the setting of my Onkyo following the instructions from the manual, set the Video Input to OPT, and assigned OPT1 to BD/DVD (to where my video is connected) and set ...