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Stuck With Stereo Broadcast? How to Upmix Sports Without Making It Weird
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How to Run Long HDMI to a Projector Safely (Without Random Dropouts)
An effective guide to running long HDMI cables to a projector without dropouts reveals essential techniques for flawless video transmission.
How to Set a ‘Late Night’ Preset and a ‘Game Day’ Preset on Your Receiver
But first, learn how to program your receiver’s presets to enjoy quick access to your favorite late-night and game day stations.
Receiver ‘Direct’ Mode Vs ‘surround’ Modes: What Changes
Understanding the differences between ‘Direct’ and ‘surround’ modes can dramatically impact your sound quality and listening experience; discover which mode suits you best.
HDMI Cable Length Limits: When Long Runs Start Failing
Discover how HDMI cable length impacts performance and learn solutions to prevent signal issues over long distances.
Power Outage Protection for Home Theater: What a UPS Actually Does
Power outage protection for your home theater involves more than just a UPS—discover what it truly does to keep your entertainment uninterrupted.
Why Your TV Keeps Switching Inputs: CEC and Auto-Input Gremlins
Beware of CEC and auto-input gremlins causing your TV to switch inputs unexpectedly—discover how to fix this persistent problem.
Receiver ‘Eco Mode’ Explained: When It’s Fine and When It Throttles Power
Discover when Eco Mode on your receiver saves energy without sacrificing performance, and when it might impact your sound experience—continue reading to find out more.
When to Use a Fiber HDMI Cable (and When It’s Overkill)
By understanding when fiber HDMI cables are necessary versus overkill, you’ll ensure optimal signal quality for your setup.
HDMI Port Confusion: Which Inputs Support 4k/120 and Earc?
Martin reveals the key differences among HDMI ports and how to ensure your setup supports 4K/120Hz and eARC correctly.
