I didn't see this post. The firmware update I mentioned was not the ARC G software 1.9.5, but the firmware for the unit itself.When was the 1.9.5 released?
What gentleman?
Network Module Version: 2.3.213
Host firmware 80
- Improved Dolby Vision compatibility with some devices
- Fixed issue that could lead to audible distortion
- Other minor bug fixes and improvements
Did you try unplugging it?Well I tried to do a calibration with ARC Genesis and the Anthem AVM90 completely crashed! The processor won’t start anymore, the power button went black and the unit is unresponsive, looks like it’s toast!!!
Probably will need to have it fixed, and send it back to Canada;(
At least glad it is still under warranty, I have had this unit for one year!
Very frustrating and disappointing!
Did that! NothingYes that’s step 1.completely unplug everything tv/triggers/speakers/sources
Did that! Nothing
Before you send it all the way to Canada, I would suggest you contact Anthem first just to see if there are things you can try to get going, unlikely, but you never know.
Called them up!Before you send it all the way to Canada, I would suggest you contact Anthem first just to see if there are things you can try to get going, unlikely, but you never know. Good thing you do have another AVR to use while waiting for the issue to get resolved. I was always concerned about Anthem's tendency to seem more prone to bugs, but I am within driving distance to them so I gained enough confidence to make the jump.
agree
not sure if i just got lucky with a support ticket or if they're always that quick/friendly, but yeah, their support was a really positive experience
I don’t have windows!I don't think it's possible to download previous versions from Anthem's site. Do you need PC version or Mac version?
If PC 64 bit, you can download them from my dropbox (link below). If MAC, look on AVSforum in either the 70/90 owners thread or Genesis thread (or reach out directly to @Yonettes) as he has the MAC versions. We've both posted our respective links over there several times.
Dropbox
www.dropbox.com
see post 10644 on this thread. Yonettes' MAC Genesis files are posted there, as well as my Windows files.I don’t have windows!
I don’t know about all, but I know you can do that with D+M’s too using the input assigned menu.I was intrigued by reading on the Anthem website about its virtual inputs. Am I correct in understanding that the Anthem allows you to select say HDMI1 for video and HDM2 as the audio input for the HDMI1 video input. Where I would find this useful is on the Eversolo DMPA-6 which outputs multichannel audio through its HDMI output, but has no HDMI video output. If my understanding of the Anthem is correct, I could say use use an application on my mac which is connected to my television and choose to hear the audio from the Eversolo -- that way I can use the Eversolo without losing the image on the TV. Is my understanding correct? Can any other receiver or processor do this?
Peng, I have a Denon X4800. How would I configure it to do this?I don’t know about all, but I know you can do that with D+M’s too using the input assigned menu.
Try page 200 in the owner’s manual under the input assign section. Sorry I can’t copy/paste at the moment.Peng, I have a Denon X4800. How would I configure it to do this?
Peng, I looked a the input assignment on the Denon. It appears it can't do what I am requesting. If you choose HDMI2 for video, you can't choose a different HDMI input for audio -- only analog or coax.Peng, I have a Denon X4800. How would I configure it to do this?