Will this work from Yamaha receiver HDMI output to a projector? is it has any delay? or will match receiver sound and projector video.
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I'd imagine it would work with the Yamaha receiver HDMI output; but it has delay. I went through a few different ones that all had the delay. The video usually freezes quickly and doesn't restart. I've been using a HP Wireless TV Connect Kit. All other devices I've tested can't keep a 1080p video synced; much less a 240 video. HP Wireless TV Connect
790392
I ended up returning mine, as it had continual issues connecting. Every time I turned it on it was a battle to get it to work, not something I would rely on for daily use.I called their support line and they offered up a few canned answers, but could never fix it
790393
Hi,Please contact Atlona at 408-962-0515 as I do not know the answer. Thanks!
790394
It does work from a hdmi receiver to a projector if u have hdmi input on the projector! But the base, which is the larger of the 2 pieces has to go with the projector! I had to find out the hard way! But it works good w no lag
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I'd imagine it would work with the Yamaha receiver HDMI output; but it has delay. I went through a few different ones that all had the delay. The video usually freezes quickly and doesn't restart. I've been using a HP Wireless TV Connect Kit. All other devices I've tested can't keep a 1080p video synced; much less a 240 video. http://www.amazon.com/HP-Wireless-TV-Connect/dp/B0062FZ2UA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393365414&sr=8-1&keywords=HP+Wireless+TV+Connect+Kit
790396
It will work, but you will also need to supply the dongle on the receiver power through a USB port or external USB power supply. You will need to try and see if the video has any delay.
790397
It should work fine to feed the projector. We have not seen any delay issues, so I believe it will be fine. However, we have had some issues with range and interference. Hope this helps.
811211
Yes but the receiver has HDMI recognition problems, The Yamaha is much better.
1038361
Hmm, that's kind of a complicated setup. Basically the dvdoair would act as a bridge between your source (unnamed) and output (projector for video/sonos for sound). Am I imagining the setup correctly? The projector part should be easy, since I imagine it uses hdmi as the dvdoair does. The sound might be considerably more complicated though. Dvdoair won't natively split you audio and video streams, so if you want to fork video to the projector via dvdoair, in order to fork the audio elsewhere, you might need a separate receiver or converter of some kind. Basically the difficulty would stem from splitting audio and video to different endpoints, since dvdoair is built for a simple, all-in-one solution for both streams concurrently... More info on the proposed setup would yield a more conclusive answer.
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No lag using this receiver....but if for some reason you notice a little lag this receiver has a delay you could set in milliseconds that allows you to match up the video and sound. But I've never had to use this feature. I play alot of sports games and I have no lag at all. None on shooters either so you should be ok
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I believe that if ur projector has a dvi, its got to be universal and that the cable should work on it for sure .. its a normal dvi but a high speed cable ..
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I have the HDMI video out of my receiver going to a projector, and the audio is running out to the speakers via the wires from the receiver. I have not had any issues with this setup.
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The correct way to set your audio for this is to run all inputs through your reciever then hdmi to projector for video only
1810155
what receiver model do you have? The newest one does not show RGB output, only VGA, HDMI and the modern modes. If your receiver has an RGB output, then it should work. Check your cable connections make sure they are tight, and color codes matching.
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PamRosa, We haven't tested that, so it's difficult to give a definitive answer. You can try by using an RCA cable to your receiver from the "audio out" port while it's connected. If not, however, we can't offer support on how to make that happen. HDMI usually carries both the audio and video through the same cable, and the design may not offer an option. --Mr. S
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Hello Frank, I am so sorry I cannot answer your question. When I received the receiver I couldn't get any sound. I sent it back and received a replacement the next day from Amazon and no sound from that one. I sent it back and had my receiver repaired. I spoke to 2 different techs at Yamaha. The first one told me I had a defective unit and to send it back. The second tech told me my HDMI equipment is outdated, which I know is B. S. Yamaha manufactures super keyboards and electronic pianos (which I have) but they are not in the ball park when it comes to receivers. I recommend sending it back and purchasing another brand. Mine is a Pioneer and the problem was resolved with redoing the auto sound feature. My repair cost was minimal and since I could not find my mic for the auto feature the repair man had a used on that he sold to me very inexpensively. This Yamaha has this same feature too but still did not give sound even after doing the auto feature several times. May my Lord bless you on finding a resolution. He helped me. Bobby Blule
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yes that sounds to be correct. HDMI connection transmits Audio & Video, however we connected our AV connection to sound mixer because projector will transmit sound. So your conflict that you are experiencing could be that the HDMI from your TV wants to handle the sound and so does the RCA, I wouldn't connect the RCA connection from the matrix. I hope that helps, Let me know if that works
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I believe it's for the optical audio out. I have a projector and didn't want to run hdmi to the projector audio back down to the receiver. I just ran the optical from the switch to the receiver 18" away and for that I needed digital audio out for good sound.. I love the thing, it works great!
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With any projector you may need to add a slight sound delay on your receiver. I need to add a very slight adjustment. But your AV should also help auto calibrate that for your.
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Yes I believe so I hooked up a ps4 to mine and all I did was run a long hdmi cable to mine and then ran the audio off of the fiber optic port on my receiver for sound. The sound will play through the projector itself if you just use an hdmi cord
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what I ended up doing was using a hdmi cable for audio. I have a hdmi cable going from the projector into the receiver. Then a hdmi cable from the receiver to the ps3. I turn the projector screen on by using the receiver remote and a display box for the reiciever comes up on the projector screen to make adjustments. I hear that optical cables work just as good.
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Ran into the same problem. Upon close examination of the user-guide (bottom of page 28), and upscaling section on Amazon's product page, please note that upscaling to HDMI will ONLY work if you do not have component cables going to the TV AND the source signal is 480i/576i (so a component signal set to 720p, or 1080i will NOT upconvert). If you set your device (like an XBOX, wii, or whatever) to 480i output, then this Yamaha will upconvert it to HDMI.
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I am almost certain. I have a Bluetooth receiver and connected it to my home theater system specifically to connect. However at times there is a delay depending on the source.