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| Aug 25, 2010 9:05:34 PM
I have purchased a Sony projector model number HPL-HS10. My receiver is a Yamaha RX-V467. Sony ps3 is the player.
I have hooked up my ps3 to the receiver with a hdmi cable in and then my projector to receiver is hooked up with a dvi/hdmi cable.
When everything is plugged in I get an image on the screen but no sound. As soon as i remove the plug thats going to the projector and the image goes away then the sound comes on.
I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong and if it’s something with the set up on the receiver.
Please your help would be greatly appreciated it.
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| Jan 6, 2009 4:13:37 PM
I have a Sony VPL-HS10 Cineza which is connected to a Sony Video/Audio control center ( STR-DB780) Is works Great when connected to my DVD player and my son's Playstation2.
My trouble is I really want to connect my PC to it for watching films, home-videos etc.
I have just bought a graphics card with a DVI connector and an s-video output, This is installed on my PC. I have easily connected the audio by using a 3.5mm pin/2 connecting jack adaptor. I may be miles away but I thought the video side of things would just be a case of connecting 1 end of the the s-video to my PC and the other to my projector (or control center) and I would be able to use either. This is not the case! Can anyone help with regard to any settings I may need etc. Can I only just use 1 at any 1 time? etc. etc.
Help please :)
Many thanks in advance guys. |
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| Jun 7, 2008 12:25:39 PM
Equipment List:
Projector: Sony Cineza VPL-HS10 ($1200)
Blu-Ray player: PS3 ($400)
Receiver: Pioneer VSX-1015TXi ($400)
Speaker:
Front L/R/C Audio Source AS8S 3-way 8" ($100/pr.)
Surround: NHT Super Zero (had 'em)
Subs: 2 x NHT 8" in wall sub ($200 on ebay)
Sub-Amp: NHT MA-1 (had it))
Equipment Rack: K-Mart wire shelves ($50)
Screen: White wall - super flat
Seating: Lane 4 Recliner Theater Seats ($1500) |
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| Jun 1, 2008 6:52:06 PM
This sounds like a Cheap Dave approved system. The key is you are enjoying it, not how much you spent. The projectors are really amazing. And the prices have come down so far that you get a really imprssive picture for less than a 42" plasma.
If you are a gamer you will be blown away when you hook up a PS3 or Xbox to it. |
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| May 30, 2008 8:50:49 PM
I recently added a PS3. So now I have blu-ray. I am really enjoying the blu-ray movies. Most of them are even more extremly letterboxed than the regular DVDs (2.4:1). So I zoom out even further. Even though my projector is only good for 720p the extra resolution in the source is apparent when projected that large.
I use Netflix so it was simple to change my profile so that all the movies on my list that are available in blu-ray automatically come as blu-ray.
Also the games are amazing and a really cool way to demo the surround sound. The sound moves around you real time. Bullets fly past and sounds pan around you as you turn full circle. |
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