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I'm using the Integra DTC-9.8 for more than two years and I've been happy with it NT

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Jazz Inmate

In Reply to: RE: Looking for suggestions on a new processor posted by DKG on February 27, 2010 at 14:08:01

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Ditto. (nt) - Kal Rubinson 12:25:47 02/28/10 (4)
- RE: Ditto. (nt) - denden11 17:40:33 03/01/10 (3)
  Kal and Jazz--Are you aware of any issues with the 9.8 with these symptoms? I have an HD cable box hooked up via HDMI cable. Sometimes when changing channels, the picture changes to the next channel but there is no audio. Going back and forth eventually fixes it. No problems when cable box is hooked upto a different TV and receiver.
  - There are occasional quirks like this but it's rare - Jazz Inmate 09:51:23 03/02/10 (0)
    I think it can be avoided by using different output settings on my HD receiver and having the Integra process a lower-quality signal, but I like to output at the highest quality and send it through the Integra with minimal or no processing. It does take the Integra a couple seconds to lock on a signal.
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    We must be the change we wish to see in the world. -Gandhi
  - Not really. - Kal Rubinson 18:12:42 03/01/10 (1)
    It has happened a handful of times over the years. When it happens, it is annoying but those occasions are so rare that it is not a big issue. Every prepro/AVR I have tried has one HDMI problem or another.
    
    Kal
    - Thank You Kal. - denden11 07:50:08 03/02/10 (0)
      Nt.

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