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Re: Sherwood R-972
apostrophe_bot #256312 04/10/09 03:54 PM
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Wohoo, apostrophe bot.

Is there a bot for when "to" is used, when it's supposed to be "too"?


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Re: Sherwood R-972
LT61 #256313 04/10/09 04:57 PM
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You're right, to and too should be addressed two!


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Re: Sherwood R-972
EFalardeau #256314 04/10/09 05:04 PM
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Re: Sherwood R-972
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 Originally Posted By: apostrophe_bot
 Originally Posted By: sirquack
Not really sure what your you're saying here, I agree with you?

WOW. This is a forum, not a term paper. Take a breath, and back away from the keyboard.




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Re: Sherwood R-972
JohnK #256573 04/13/09 06:39 PM
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I was just reading through the preliminary manual linked in this thread.

I was disappointed to see the A/V sync delay seems to only be able to be set manually. One of the feature of HDMI 1.3 is the ability for a video processing device to report to the device immediately upstream from it, how long it takes to handle the video, so the audio may be delayed by the correct amount.

This works around the problem that some processors take longer to scale/IVTC/etc. on lower resolution video than they need to just pass 1080p/24 through. Or they can be put into "game" mode to reduce the delay to next to nothing. During the HDMI negotiation which happens at any resolution change, the proper delay is communicated.

My Pioneer does support a fixed delay, but when connected to a processor/display which communicates its internal processing time an extra option shows up to enable auto-delay. One fixed delay time which has to be manually adjusted is not a good solution at all. If the R-972 doesn't support HDMI 1.3 Lip-sync now, I doubt it is going to be added in the future, and that is a shame.


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Re: Sherwood R-972
ClubNeon #256574 04/13/09 06:45 PM
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That's really too bad if it turns out to be true.

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