Bruce

Do you have the center surround speaker turned on? If not, turn it on -- that should resolve the problem (it did for JP3, PH, and Atlantis). I hadn't heard that A.I. also had the flag problem.

If you already have it on, then I'm stumped...

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gonk -- Saloon Links | Pre/Pro Comparison Chart | 950 Review

See this thread (re Atlantis):
http://ubb.outlawaudio.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000184.html

As stated above, the problem is with certain Dolby 6.1 encoded movies when using the Outlaw's 5.1 mode. This is why a bunch of people above have said that they've played the affected titles "no problem, dude."

The patch is to either i) use DTS where available; or ii) switch the rear center channel on (even if you don't have one).

Regards
BB

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Followup: I purchased AI and watched it again. This time, not a single audio drop out.

And I did not make any setup changes on the 1050 either.

Weird and wild stuff!

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Bruce Tiller
Mits WT-46807
Toshiba SD-6200
Outlaw 1050 Receiver
Definitive Tech BP2004TL
My DVD list

Did you have a rental before? Even new rentals are in poor shape. And anything handled by the sticky fingered crowd tends to get messed up pretty quickly.

Exactly! Everytime I rent a movie I have to clean it! Sometimes I swear people lick the DVD's after eating peanut butter.

Don't know where you're from, but around here we always lick the disc before eating peanut butter, never after.

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