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I didn't have a sync problem. My receiver can compensate for that. I usually have a 20ms delay on most channels except for NBC, which I have to set for a 200ms delay. It was really that all of the main voices were only coming from the left channel.

I watched the 12:30 showing as well, so it could be something with the later broadcast.

I was watching The Walking Dead on AMC HD last night and all of the voices were only coming from the left front channel. There were still surround sounds in the other channels, but it didn't sound like anything was coming from the center channel. Just wondering if anyone else had this issue...

Found some more info about the limits of HR2X and media share from another forum. Here is the catch - You can set it up resize limits 1280x720 and it will work Then you have to setup TVersity to 'downconvert' it to 854x480 - the HR2x will choke on the higher resolution. Sounds like there is...

It would be nice, but I kind of gave up on it a while ago. I have a pc hooked to my main tv running XBMC, so I haven't messed with it much more.

I was able to get a 720p file to play on my HR21, but it only played at 480p. I know it was streaming 720p because I could view the stream on another PC and it was fine. I think the HR21 can talk to Tversity and tell it what it is capable of. It may only be able to handle 480p. I'm not sure...

I haven't tried in a while. Some people are saying the new software DirecTV just pushed out messed up a lot of people using Tversity. There are a couple of setting to check. General Settings:Media Playback Device There should be 3 DirecTV options there as well as a MPEG1/MPEG2 option...

Did you try having Tversity down convert the video to 720p and see if the HR22 would play the file then? It simply may not be able to handle it.

It will depending on how fast your processor is. You can set it to pass through the audio without changing it to get 5.1. It will take a powerful processor to transcode 1080p on the fly. I am running on a 2.6Ghz Quad Core, but I have only tried 720p content. It handles that without a hitch.

I don't know if Media Center will stream MKV files, but I was successful in setting up TVersity and getting HD MKV file to stream to my HR-21. If you try it you need to change the default video resolution from 640x480 to something higher. You may also have to disable the media streaming...

HDCP I have been running an older version of the software on my pc that is hooked up to a CRT monitor using VGA. Does the new version break this so I have to use a DVI connection?