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In Reply to: Ping: E-STAT posted by Jack G on April 27, 2014 at 07:36:46:
Thanks for the heads up. It's true I don't spend as much time here.
I believe the issue is with my older Emotiva UMC-1 processor. Ironically, I used their upgrade card and purchased a UMC-200 unit after reading the following:
"In the past, switching video inputs was often slow and unreliable, but not with the UMC-200. Thanks to Xpressview™ switching technology, switching between HDMI inputs on the UMC-200 is clean and concise, and requires as little as a second. "
Unfortunately, after I put in into the system, I found it wouldn't work. The problem is one of HDMI level compatibility. My nearly ten year old Samsung DLP (which happens to work just fine) is not truly HDMI compliant. I must use a DVI to HDMI adapter which worked fine with the older processor. Perhaps when that unit dies and I purchase a new monitor, then I'll be able to enjoy relatively quick switching.
It's very annoying.
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