Looking for Answers about samsung 7.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver?

Get an Apple TV and stream it wirelessly though wifi. Control it through your phone, works with audio/video and stills.

Yes

The receiver has component switching. connect the WII to the component inputs and make sure you put the receiver on the correct setting. this should display on your TV.

it could depend on the HDMI cable, there have been a lot of cheap imitation ones that TV's & blu-ray & stereos have an issue detecting. try a cable from a local store,

Anynet+ only works with an HDMI connection. It will not turn the Tuner ON but will turn it off.

OPTIC is a optical audio cable, also known as a fiber audio cable.

While in the BD/DVD mode, go into the setting and got to A/V Sync. While watching a BD keep increasing the milliseconds until the video is synced with the audio. Watch the lips as people are talking.

Near as I can tell, no. You have to manually flip throught the up/down arrow on the front of the unit.

No You must buy it.

I had the same problem. After hooking everything up with component wires, instead of HDMI, it fixed the problem. I bought this unit for the simple fact that it was HDMI. I'm not impressed..!!!

Press the TV button again until the display reads HDMI.

they are small this theater is very good for mid to small size rooms. I have it in a 16x20 living room and it sounds terrific.

Make sure the SAT channel is set t HDMI. Not optical or coaxial, HDMI. Press the SAT button, press again until the receiver display says "HDMI".

Make sure the 770B receiver is set to receive the signal by HDMI on that channel. Press the Aux button and press it again until it says HDMI on the receiver display.

The programming for this particular remote would not be erased, since the codes are part of the hardware. If you need a replacement remote, one can be obtained at www.Samsungparts.com website.

--HDTech

DirecTV supplies and assigns the remote codes for their remotes.

They would be able to assist you or inform you of new codes are available for Samsung products.

--HDTech

Change the batteries. Or explain a little further so we know why it doesn't work.

The receiver uses a active HDMI source. DVI does not send the right signals for the Receiver to accept. Your TV will see it because the TV is acting as a receptacle for the signal not a signal director. Also DVI does not carry audio so the Receiver may not see it as an active source. If you upgrade your video card to a new card with an HDMI, you will be able to connect your PC to your Receiver.

A simple HDMI Video card will do as long as it has enough memory for high definition signals, 256 or 512 should work fine unless you are using a blu-ray player. If so, I should go with as big as you can afford. Remember you do not need a professional grade HDMI video card, just what will fit your budget.

I have found that unless the TV detects a signal on on of the HDMI ports to switches to "air TV" which in turns will show no signal unless you have something connected to this antenna. The tv will keep changing the receiver to air TV. The only work around I have found is to turn on the cable box, then the receiver set the receiver to the cable box then turn on the tv. Anything else and the system loops itself.

cant understand the issue. You may need to go into the menu and make sure the subwoofer is turned on. Each HDMI has it own settings.