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09-21-2012 12:28 PM #49
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Proud Staff MemberThanks Brian that it is good to know, yes that is what I did assume, based on ALI 3601. Also good...errr bad to know about the Traxis. I learned two things.
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09-21-2012 01:52 PM #50
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Proud Staff MemberI think they have done a good job of going through and fixing the specs on the website, and it actually looks like an interesting receiver.
They even posted a video. (And note no SCART connector.)
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Actually looks like it could be a nice receiver, the only concerns I would have (since I have a screwed up setup here) would be motor control, I don't see any mention of that in the specs. And thats one thing I need to have.
Looking forward to seeing some reviews!Scott
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09-21-2012 02:04 PM #51
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Huh, now they are more completed specs including the addition of Dolby audio decoder and Component Composite Outputs!!
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We've seen some confusion online surrounding the Oceansat ST-5000HD DVB-S2 HD HDMI Receiver. We'd like to clarify that this receiver:
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09-21-2012 04:28 PM #52
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Just ordered one! I know I'm a n00b, but will try my best to play with it and let you all know how it works. It will be connected via HDMI to my Pioneer Elite receiver, and finally a Samsung LCD TV.
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09-21-2012 07:41 PM #53
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well thank you for your purchase. We will get that out to you asap. Apparently a few people would like to know what u think, lol. We will get that out asap, please allow up to a week for a west coast delivery.
Here's an installation tip for u. They are shipped with the hdmi setting at 1080p 50hz. If u have a black screen, your TV set does not support 1080p 50hz.
Plug in the standard yellow rca connector,downgrade the signal to 480i, re install the hdmi cable and start experimenting.
U have any questions at all, the phone number on the site is my cell, call me and I'll help u any way i can.
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09-21-2012 11:44 PM #54
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Any specs on the demodulation? most dvb-s2 would have qpsk, and 8psk standard, so I asume this would, correct? Any others like 16qam on there?
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