Check this out:

http://www.trustedreviews.com/home-cinema/...maha-RX-V467/p1

Yamaha RX-V467 AV Receiver. It's 3D ready as well.

Sold at Harvey Norman as a package together with Yamaha NS-P380 5.1 speakers.

I cancelled my earlier order of the YHT-S400 soundbar and got this instead as I found out the soundbar couldn't decode HD audio.

Anyone owners of the above AVR here?

RM2190 Do you reckon it was a good deal?

The NS-P380 packages includes a sub

Here's a sneak peek:
http://europe.yamaha.com/en/products/audio...__g/?mode=model

So i guess it was more of a steal than a deal for me huh!

I've got the exact same package as you did. It's really worth it, unless you fancy huge speakers, of course.

Which branch did you go to? I think you can nego to get it cheaper. Got mine for RM2190, if i'm not mistaken, from MidValley HN.

He will be poisoned by the sifus here before he can even poison himself!

I think u've got it wrong,bro.

If you press the MOVIE button - there will be pre-set choices like SPECTACLE, DRAMA, SCI-FI, etc.

I had the same problem at first when I popped in a BD. It just displayed DTS, when I was certain there was DTS-HD.

Anyways, when I clicked the STRAIGHT button - it immediately displayed DTS-HD Master Audio.

There you go. Try it out. Come back here and tell us if it works.

PS: Azxel, if I do get it wrong, humble apologies.

What was the display?

How was it Azxel?

Manual sounds confusing (as they often do!)

I haven't read it yet myself. Will do when I have time.

Your BD player is connected to the AVR via HDMI cable right?

This post has been edited by dariofoo: Dec 13 2010, 05:09 PM

When you press the STRAIGHT button, what appears?

You're on the right track if it shows PCM! Any latest updates?

Bro have you read the manual yet?

Nope.

Try this:

1) Press OPTION
2) Go to DECODER MODE
3) Select AUTO
* Is your setting at the moment DTS or AUTO?

[see page 45 of the manual]

When you pop in your blu-ray and start the movie, you said only the DTS and CINEMA DSP icons appear, right?

[look at page 29 of the manual - "when you playback DTS-HD sources with CINEMA DSP, the DTS decoder is automatically selected"]

So now you have to deselect CINEMA DSP.

This can be done by selecting the STRAIGHT button

* this must be done when your blu-ray movie is playing. Don't press it when ure at the main menu screen,etc. Do all this when the feature is running.

See if there's a difference in the display - it ought to display DTS-HD MSTR or DOLBY TRU-HD (if i'm not mistaken)

[refer to pages 29-30 of the manual for the above]

Can you also check whether your BD player's HDMI cable is connected to the 'HDMI 1' input at the back of the AVR?

Try it out and let us know how. Cheers.

Yes this has been bugging me for quite sometime also

Don't forget to adjust your speaker distance as well. That's very important to ensure that the sound from all speakers reach your listening position at the same time.

Reached home already? Mandi already?

How? Try it out first bro. Don't kelam kabut get confused.

U might wanna thank Loon Fay as well,bro.

Enjoy! Don't wake the neighbours up with the boomboompow.

I got mine from HN Midvalley. You can try out at their soundroom as well. It's worth it as it can decode HD audio as well so if you're watching blu-rays you would be able to get HD audio.

HN after sales service is one of the best, if not the best, in the market,bro. If the price is the same I'd go for HN without thinking twice.

Anyways, hope all will be ok with your AVR.

Can

Somewhere over the rainbow