On 06/14/04 05:11, john said...
THX certification states it should be simple and
easy to operate, ha ha not in this case :-)
Yeah, well, just remember that there are THX certified computer speakers. I am sure that Star Wars will sound just that way that George Lucas' boy wants it to sound when played on these speakers.
Say, isn't certifying computer speakers for THX kind of like saying "if you computer-bootleg my movie, I will be sure it sounds right" ? ? ? Huh ? How about it, THX guys?
On 07/09/04 11:01, john said...
Ive just recieved my second amp and have managed
to do the same to this one. It involves using
DVD rips. Original discs never trigger this fault.
Using a copy try the above sequence and it should
do it. then original copies will do it.
Right, but they will SOUND JUST GREAT on your computer THX speakers, right?
Wait -- you mean, once you have been able to trigger this fault with a DVD rip, from then on, the receiver will do this with ALL DVDs?
On 07/25/04 08:00, Tech Pro said...
That Yahama is a cheap piece of garbage. Get rid
of it and get a quality amp from someone like
HK, Marantz or Onkyo.
Axes ground here, free.
