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#98319 - 01/25/19 05:57 PM New day same problem
Bill O Offline
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Registered: 08/14/06
Posts: 164
Loc: Missouri
Upgrading from the 990 to the 976 ... I received it yesterday
I was thinking I would be able to access amazon prime music, pandora radio ect, without having my TV turned on thru the 976..
Seems like I still need to have TV on to listen to anything HDMI related.
My older Oppo 980H is not a problem as I can go optic cable or 7.1 Analog, but streaming from Firestick is HDMI , no other choice.
Is there a way , without buying a DVD/Blueray player with streaming and digital out or analog cables , to do what I am wanting it to do ?

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#98320 - 01/25/19 07:00 PM Re: New day same problem [Re: Bill O]
renov8r Offline
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Registered: 11/13/02
Posts: 336
Loc: Illinois
What is your setup?

If the source(s) that you want to listen to are Firestick or similar HDMI output device and they are correctly connected to the 976 as inputs you should not need to have your TV powered-on to them as outputs when listening to music.

If the streaming device is attached to you TV and you wish to use the Audio Return Channel capability of the HDMI Output #1 to have the audio processed by the 976 you must have the TV on.

These options are explained on pages 17-20.

You should also review the settings for CEC and "assign video & audio input" on page 25 & 26.


Edited by renov8r (01/25/19 07:04 PM)

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#98321 - 01/25/19 08:10 PM Re: New day same problem [Re: renov8r]
Bill O Offline
Gunslinger

Registered: 08/14/06
Posts: 164
Loc: Missouri
A big thank you.
Got it . till stuck in the 990's language

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#98324 - 01/28/19 08:00 PM Re: New day same problem [Re: Bill O]
renov8r Offline
Desperado

Registered: 11/13/02
Posts: 336
Loc: Illinois
Originally Posted By Bill O
A big thank you.
Got it . till stuck in the 990's language


Happy to help.

There is a big pile of weirdness in the fact that what formerly was THE best way to move audio from source to pre-pro has become an anachronism -- https://www.cnet.com/news/is-the-optical-cable-dying/

It is rather odd that as many home theater receivers and even relatively pricey pre-amp / surround processors are focused on HDMI and USB there are several simpler devices that seem to be embracing optical audio -- https://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theat...fier-echo-plus/

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