I have an existing RX-V465 AV receiver and have replaced the pioneer DVD player with a new Sony BluRay DVD player. They Pioneer was connected via HDMI to HDMI 1. The receiver HDMI out goes to TV via a 12 foot HDMI cable. The pioneer works fine. I simply took the HDMI cable from the pioneer output and hooked it to the SonyBluray output. The AV receiver does not allow video or audio through to the TV. I connect Sony Blue ray directly to TV and it runs fine. Any ideas?

This is a common problem. Not all models of DVD players have analog audio connections.

The image of the back of the DVD is suppose to be a BD5700?

The connections AUX on the amp and the connections audio out red and white RCA connector are connected with a audio cable.
The images marked with the red are these locations

If your model of DVD player does not have a set of red/white audio connectors you have two other choices.

1. If TV is connected via HDMI that the audio is included to the TV. The TV will likely have a set of red/white audio "out" RCA connectors that would connect into the Pioneer.
2. Purchase a specific powered adapter that takes the Optical audio signal and converts to a analog RED/White RCA connector that will connect via audio cables into the AUX of the Pioneer,

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have you tried to connect the Philips direct to the TV's hdmi?

Could be the resolution on the bluray is set to 1080p which may be out of range for the receiver or even the TV for that matter. If you can reset the output resolution of the bluray to 480p first, just to establish a picture then try 720P which all HD tv's and receivers can handle.

I did a quick search and could not find the resolution reset procedure for this unit. Other units will reset if you press and hold 2 or more buttons together.

That model doesn't support 1080p
Change to 720p and you're done

Check the settings on receiver in the SETUP menu / HDMI / Audio. Here you can choose Amp (sound goes from the speakers connected to receiver), TV (receiver is muted and sound is routed via HDMI to TV) and Amp+TV (sound goes from speakers and also to TV).
Also check in OPTION menu / Signal Info that receiver is receiving sound in recognized format.

I need a connection Diagram for the RX-V465 Yamaha receiver

Hi, unfortunately this is not possible on RX-V465. HDMI can have sound only from HDMI. All A/V inputs are paired, except for analog Audio 1-2, to which you can assign any of the analog video AV1-6.

But you can connect the video via HDMI directly to your TV and connect only audio to receiver via optical AV1 or AV4.

I have a Sony 46" LCD TV. I have a Direct TV HD converter box, a Sony Blu-Ray BDP-S360 Blu-Ray player, and a Pioneer DVD-Audio player connected to my Pioneer Elite Home Theater receiver. I have my Pioneer DVD-A player connected via Fiber-Optic cable. When i play a DVD or a DVD-A on my Pioneer DVD-A player, all of my speakers work fine, but when i play a dvd on my blu-ray player, all the speakers work except my subwoofer. How can I fix this problem?

Does it work via component or in a different HDMI port? If it does it sounds like either a bad HDMI input on the tv or a bad HDMI output on the receiver.

I would also verify that the receiver is 100% compliant with the HDMI standard as not all devices are.

The best possible solution to your problem is :
Connect your blu ray player directly to the HDMI input of you Plasma and watch HD video....
and connect the 5.1/7.1 sound thru the optical or the coaxial link directly to your AVR 3805.
You will not loose anything on the Blu-Ray.
The sound is best processsed by the AVR3805, while the video, which is the real upgrade (BluRay) in terms of resolution of picture would be processed by your plasma.

Connect and Enjoy