RE: Roku and Autosensing Component / Digital Audio Switch

"Bill" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.roku.technical
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Adam,

I am using the AA 1154 with just one little random problem. Normally it
works fine, but sometimes when I power down the Roku, the AA still selects
the Roku audio. It appears that despite the power off to the Roku, it still
controls the AA. This is a little annoying, but does not really take away
from my enjoyment of the Roku.

Bill

|-----Original Message-----
|From: [email protected] [mailto:roku-tech-
|[email protected]] On Behalf Of Adam
|Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 8:11 PM
|To: [email protected]
|Subject: [Roku-tech] Roku and Autosensing Component / Digital Audio Switch
|
|Anyone using the Roku with an autosensing component video / digital audio
|switcher? I am using it with an Audio Authority 1154 and having a weird
|problem. Every 15 minutes or so the roku sends out a signal over the
component
|video and / or digital audio connection which triggers the audio authority
to
|switch the channel the roku is on for a split second, interupting whatever
else
|I am watching. The roku's power is off. I know there are some device out
there
|that do this (some cable, ota and sattelite receivers), is there anyway to
stop
|the roku from sending out this signal? I don't want to use the roku to
switch
|the component video, since it doesn't pass through digital audio (just has
|connectors for analog audio). Is there anyone from Roku that can comment on
|this? I know you guys did a special test on the B&K Ref 50, perhaps you can
|contact Audio Authority and ask them for test unit. I hope there is some
way
|around this, because I really like the auto switching capability. Thanks!
|
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