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I can't get audio out of one of my Roku's consistently and I'm completely out of ideas as to how to solve it. To set the stage, I have 5 Rokus (and some other things) going into an LU1082D. I have that going out to my TVs, most of which run through AVRs, but one does not. The quiet Roku was plugged into input 1. When it went quiet, I was thinking it might be due to overuse, to I replaced it. The new one worked briefly (maybe once?), but it's now quiet too. I tried swapping out the HDMI cable, but that didn't do anything. I then swapped New Quiet Roku with the audible Roku in input 2 (without swapping the cables) and the New Quiet Roku now in input 2 is still quiet. The audible Roku that was initially in input 2 works in both input 1 and input 2. So then I checked the audio settings on New Quiet Roku and they are (still) identical to the audible Roku. New Quiet Roku doesn't play any sounds on the menu and none of the apps play sound. I then turned New Quiet Roku on in input 2 and checked all of my TVs to see if any of them produced sound. To my shock and confusion, one of our 5 TVs produces sound. Not sure it matters, but it happens to be 1 of the 4 that runs through an AVR. Any suggestions for how to get audio from the quiet Rokus out to all of my TVs consistently? I am completely stumped. Thanks

… and just figured it out. Sounds about right that I would find it right after posting. Sorry for the trouble

Sorry to bring back an old thread, but I’m trying to replace an old struggling Roku with a new one using Composer HE. Where do I find this drop down?

Am I reading the links below correctly that the 2400 and 2500 both support 4K 60Hz? What about the chroma subsampling? I think I'm typically capable of understanding things like this, but 4K formats have just never made sense to me. https://manuals.denon.com/avrx2400h/eu/en/DRDZSYzvebvotm.php https://manuals.denon.com/avrx2500h/eu/en/DRDZSYzvebvotm.php Also, my LU matrix is going to be capped at 30Hz, right? So even if the Denon is capped at 30Hz, it wouldn't be the sole limiter? Appreciate the hand holding

Looking for a preowned Denon AVR-X2400H or X2500H (or something similar). Anything newer than those and they somehow get significantly more expensive (why?!?). If unsuccessful, willing to consider another AVR that has 7+ channels, integrates well with C4 and has dual zone control that would allow me to set up zone 1 as one room and zone 2 as a second/contiguous room. I have a Denon 2300 and 2500 that I've been happy with, hence the request. Replacing a Sony that keeps dropping off the network and therefore loses IP control. Thanks

I see the option in HE to adjust volume on my EA3, but not on my EA1s. Am I missing something? Or is it not an option on the HDMI outs?

Didn’t realize this, will look into it. Thank you!

If someone has enough experience with Annex4’s Vizio driver to be confident in remotely adding it to my project, will you please let me know? I have 2 Vizio TVs that I’d like to add the driver to (subject to it being reasonably priced). If there’s another one I’m not aware of that works better, I’m open to that too. Also, if the recent OS upgrade is stable enough, I’d like to do that as well. Finally, if it’s possible to remotely calibrate the volume levels when playing Spotify via C4 so that they are roughly equal equivalent across my rooms, would love to do that too.

How much is the Annex driver for Vizio TVs? Apologies if this question is taboo, I honestly don’t know

I just need an SR250/260 rechargeable battery cover. Happy to purchase the battery with it if preferred Similarly, sent a PM with no response

We are finishing a renovation and I need to make a decision on how to set up my patio audio. I will have a TV mounted on a brick wall (wired with cat and 2-strand speaker wire) and 4 Klipsch ceiling speakers (2 front and 2 back). Everything is wired back to a cabinet where I’ll have either a Sony STR-DN1060 or Denon x2500 powering everything. The video feed into the receiver is from a C4 LU matrix. My question is what budget conscious center channel/sound bar would you recommend? My challenge in making this decision is that I want to maintain the ability to listen to the TV with the ceiling speakers turned off. We have a bedroom above the patio and I don’t want sound to travel up through the floor when watching at night. Am I better off going with a powered sound bar? Or can C4 somehow tell a receiver to turn certain speakers on/off such that I can use a passive center channel and include ceilings when desired? If passive is an option, what would you recommend given the Klipsch center channels (if matching my ceilings) might not look very good mounted under the TV (too thick?). Sound bars are slimmer and would look better, but obviously don’t incorporate the ceilings. I think I’m leaning toward a Klipsch active sound bar and abandon the speaker wire. I think I would have 2 watch options in C4 for the TV, one with the receiver off and just passing through the audio to the TV, which would power the sound bar and the other where the receiver is on, powering the ceilings, and the sound bar isn’t used. I’m not interested in having a subwoofer, but all the sound bars seem to come with them. Does this make any sense? Any thoughts?

Somewhat off topic, but is there a way to have turning my security alarm system on/off set my nest tstats to away/home, respectively?

Same problem and turning on compatibility mode worked for us too! Not intuitive, but successful. Thanks @chopedogg88

Anyone know if a charger that supports 1,000mA, instead of 500mA, will be a problem? I’m trying to find a dual port USB charger that will also support a zigbee extender (to free up an outlet), but can’t find one with low enough amperage.

Good to know ... seems so obvious now that you mention it. Thanks Mitch, hope all is well