| | I think I might be like halfway through Halo 5 though. Well let me just say that I think that both games have excellent shooting. The Wii sold 6 million consoles in the UK in three years. . Cry all you want, it happened. ,Still better than Xbone's exclusive list LMFAO!the order 1886 regarded as one of the worst game ever. lulz. So let me get this straight, you think because the most powerful MID GEN upgrade console this gen . No u lolBut yeah if we did, which you didn't prove by the way, Russians were targeting former spies. Anti-semitic hate crimes have been rising for a decade. It's the Dreamcast exclusives that push the hardware near its limits, with Dreamcast exclusives pushing far more polygons than Quake III. That said, Sony and Nintendo will reveal their fiscal year results around the end of this month, and Switch most likely won there. It's a small nitpick, but still. I wholeheartedly disagree. . Trump is working very hard to ensure that nobody is screwing anybody else. Software emulation on a different architecture is NOT backwards compatibility, go back to your senses people. I will be like "I am pressing X grab damnit. What kind of idiot would bring the 2080 Ti into the conversation when it wasn't even about it in this thread, yet you did. they refuse to say. Just like Wipeout. 7m house. Purge the democrat. You're welcome. I'll stick to my kraken mod. I just can't remember who it was. ,Skip the fourth one. National polls are typically highly accurate. AKA: "We value our niche market customers. Wow, you are delusional beyond compare. Yep, sniper did that. Thank you. Yet, GOW had more GOTY awards. Reading the bible ? I find this hard to believe. https://cyberia.plati.market/games/battlefield-v/733Games Discussion Dude, the emoji's only deteriorate your argument. At the end of the day, you're playing shitter exclusives. That's on you, bud. Bug Reporting & Feedback That's your problem. Next time you make a post be accurate. It's not my fault you goofed there. I have no problem at all with Samurai Jack being in stereo. But it should be written on the box so that the user knows which config to use. Plenty of old movies are remastered in surround and plenty of old TV shows were in surround. You can't know.I'm using HDMI (ARC). I don't like watching stereo shows with all the speakers. It doesn't sound as good. There really should be a feature to just always use configs that match the signal/disc. It's a small nitpick, but still.Yes, but as mentioned this isn't a problem for most people with decent receivers. If you don't have to specifically select between stereo and surround output then nobody cares if the source switches because it just works. You're nitpicking about them not adequately labeling their DVDs to the benefit of a small percentage of people who either have cheap receivers or don't have them configured correctly.I've owned a number of different receivers, including multiple three Yamahas and the Denon I'm currently using for multi-zone 4k surround and I've never had the issue you're describing. I'd suggest trying a different mode than "Direct" because according to your manual that basically just turns off processing.-ByshopDirect is the only two channel setting. If I want to hear a stereo film like it's meant to be heard, there is no alternative.Curious, how does your multi-zone work? Surround in one room and stereo in another? ,Yes, but as mentioned this isn't a problem for most people with decent receivers. If you don't have to specifically select between stereo and surround output then nobody cares if the source switches because it just works. You're nitpicking about them not adequately labeling their DVDs to the benefit of a small percentage of people who either have cheap receivers or don't have them configured correctly.I've owned a number of different receivers, including multiple three Yamahas and the Denon I'm currently using for multi-zone 4k surround and I've never had the issue you're describing. I'd suggest trying a different mode than "Direct" because according to your manual that basically just turns off processing.-ByshopDirect is the only two channel setting. If I want to hear a stereo film like it's meant to be heard, there is no alternative.Curious, how does your multi-zone work? Surround in one room and stereo in another?Sounds like an unfortunately limitation of your receiver then. Bummer.In my case, yes. Surround in the main room and stereo in the other. The main is a 4k projector using the speaker system directly connected to the receiver for audio. The second zone is actually a TV in the same room next to the couch and I'm using the tv's audio, so the output is stereo. Zone 2 might be able to pass through surround since I'm feeding it through HDMI but I honestly don't know since the tv is only capable of stereo. I -can- run 4k HDR at 60hz in both zones simultaneously, which is why I'm using this particular receiver. It's a Denon 4400A.-Byshop,Yes, but as mentioned this isn't a problem for most people with decent receivers. If you don't have to specifically select between stereo and surround output then nobody cares if the source switches because it just works. You're nitpicking about them not adequately labeling their DVDs to the benefit of a small percentage of people who either have cheap receivers or don't have them configured correctly.I've owned a number of different receivers, including multiple three Yamahas and the Denon I'm currently using for multi-zone 4k surround and I've never had the issue you're describing. I'd suggest trying a different mode than "Direct" because according to your manual that basically just turns off processing.-ByshopDirect is the only two channel setting. If I want to hear a stereo film like it's meant to be heard, there is no alternative.Curious, how does your multi-zone work? Surround in one room and stereo in another?Sounds like an unfortunately limitation of your receiver then. Bummer.In my case, yes. Surround in the main room and stereo in the other. The main is a 4k projector using the speaker system directly connected to the receiver for audio. The second zone is actually a TV in the same room next to the couch and I'm using the tv's audio, so the output is stereo. Zone 2 might be able to pass through surround since I'm feeding it through HDMI but I honestly don't know since the tv is only capable of stereo. I -can- run 4k HDR at 60hz in both zones simultaneously, which is why I'm using this particular receiver. It's a Denon 4400A.-ByshopWhy is that a bummer, though? I thought the point of Direct was for a cleaner audio signal. No manipulation. My UHD/BD player is set to PCM. It sounds good.,Why is that a bummer, though? I thought the point of Direct was for a cleaner audio signal. No manipulation. My UHD/BD player is set to PCM. It sounds good.Because... the topic of this thread? Most people don't have to manually switch speaker configurations based on the capabilities of the source audio. I play media through my Roku that ranges from SDTV two channel all the way up to 4K HDR with 7.1 and it all just works.-Byshop,Why is that a bummer, though? I thought the point of Direct was for a cleaner audio signal. No manipulation. My UHD/BD player is set to PCM. It sounds good.Because... the topic of this thread? Most people don't have to manually switch speaker configurations based on the capabilities of the source audio. I play media through my Roku that ranges from SDTV two channel all the way up to 4K HDR with 7.1 and it all just works.-ByshopOh. I was under the impression you meant Direct is worse because you said it turns off processing.,Because... the topic of this thread? Most people don't have to manually switch speaker configurations based on the capabilities of the source audio. I play media through my Roku that ranges from SDTV two channel all the way up to 4K HDR with 7.1 and it all just works.-ByshopOh. I was under the impression you meant Direct is worse because you said it turns off processing.Nah, direct is great. I just mean the pain of having to manually switch. It's entirely possible that my system isn't passing through stereo direct, but it sounds fine to me. Usually when I have speaker config issues, it's because the source (my PC, X1X, PS4, Roku, etc) has misdetected whether I'm running stereo or surround because I'm constantly switching between output devices. Googling around I see that you're not the only person with that particular receiver who's had a similar issue. You may want to try your question over at AVForums.-Byshop troll posts like this belong to SW window.amzn_assoc_link_style="color:#262626;" lol right? window.amzn_assoc_title="Related products"; Well, for starters that isn't even really being "nice". That's just being reclusive. Which is fine if that's what people are into. but just like you, I don't want to hear people complain about it. That actually describes my behavior pretty well, I generally just stick to myself. What I DON'T do is then bitch and moan about being ignored or otherwise excluded. You take the negatives along with the perks and then STFU about it. If things ain't working out for you, then DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT, don't just sit there crying and moaning. And if things are working out okay, then STFU. You made your decision on how you're going to behave, so live with it and stop being a pity case. 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