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Stuart · 26-07-2004, 09:31

Well, as stated before, I now have a Samsung box which doesn't suffer from the problem, but it used to be wired to a Pace 1000, via the Stereo Audio line out phonos. I have used IXOS cabling to connect the two. I don't use the video switching facilities of the Amp at all, so no video signal is routed through the Amp.

I didn't notice too much popping, but then I tend to watch TV with prologic decoding turned off. IMO pro-logic decoding just causes too great a loss of quality with a non-prologic encoded program (especially with music). If a program does offer pro-logic encoding (like most films, and some dramas), then I turn it on. The popping on the centre speaker was noticable, but not too bad.

26-07-2004, 09:31	#72
Stuart - Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Somewhere Services: Virgin for TV and Internet, BT for phone Posts: 26,546	Re: BMR When? Well, as stated before, I now have a Samsung box which doesn't suffer from the problem, but it used to be wired to a Pace 1000, via the Stereo Audio line out phonos. I have used IXOS cabling to connect the two. I don't use the video switching facilities of the Amp at all, so no video signal is routed through the Amp. I didn't notice too much popping, but then I tend to watch TV with prologic decoding turned off. IMO pro-logic decoding just causes too great a loss of quality with a non-prologic encoded program (especially with music). If a program does offer pro-logic encoding (like most films, and some dramas), then I turn it on. The popping on the centre speaker was noticable, but not too bad.