Recent content by smale

Some time ago the YouTube app for Apple TV insisted on that behavior as well. Google fixed it fairly quickly though. On a PC running Windows there is more variables. Audio driver, app, configuration and so. All can handle it their own way

I would say it's weird if they even allow upmixing to channels that apparently (from the AVRs point of view) has content. Won't that end up with a total mess if it's fed a proper 5.1 signal?

My theory to this is that if windows is set up for 5.1/7.1 etc. it sends 2.0 signals in a 5.1/7.1 container with the remaining channels blank. The AVR thinks it gets a multi channel signal and hence no upmixing available. If my theory is correct Microsoft is to blame for this, not the AVR...

Now as SpotEQ is history, guess there ain't any options left for some sort of EQ on iOS (for streaming content)?

Got any experience with their more reasonably priced models, like for example the Ci4100QL-THX or the Ci200RS-THX?