STR-DH750 Change HDMI Pass Through in Standby

Is it possible to change which HDMI the receiver is outputting to while the receiver is in standby mode?

Hi psgill01,
The receiver must not be in standby mode in changing where it will output the signal.
Thanks,
>Joffrey
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HDMI pass-through no picture

I wonder if anyone could please help. I have just bought AppleTV and am trying to use it with my old Samsung DLP (with no HDMI but DVI) and a Denon AVR 789 (witch has HDMI pass-through) . When I connect the AppleTV through the receiver (using a HDMI lead to HDMI, them HDMI to DVI) I get no picture. When I go directly from the AppleTV to the TV using HDMI to DVI it works fine. I have tried changing the cables and also when I connect my FIOS TV box through the receiver it works fine. Also my AppleTV software is up to date Could this be something to do with HDCP ?
I would be grateful of any help

Yes it could be HDCP.
Generally, I would look at the source device (tv) as the root of the problem in that it doesn't handle HDCP hopping properly, however the tv works with other receivers so I have to have my doubts about where blame lies for these problems.
You could try powering up the devices in a different order, say from the delivery end first.
It could be however that you simply don't have the receiver set correctly and need to match up the inputs and outputs.

Data has changed after passing through FIFO?

Dear experts,
I am currently working on a digital triangular shaping using the 7966R FPGA + 5734 AI. I am using LabView 2012 SP1.
Some days ago I have encountered a problem with my FIFOs that I have not been able to solve since. I'd be glad if somebody could point out a solution/ my error.
Short description:
I am writing U16 variables between ~32700-32800 to a U16 configured FIFO. The FIFO output does not coincide with the data I have been writing to the FIFO but is rather bit-shifted or something is added. This problem does not occure if I execute the VI on the dev. PC with simulated input.
What I have done so far:
I am reading all 4 channels of the 5734 inside a SCTL. The data is stored in 4 feedback nodes I am applying a triangular shaping to channel 0 and 1 by using 4 FIFOs that have been prefilled with a predefined number of zeros to serve as buffers. So it's something like (FB = Feedback node):
A I/O 1 --> FB --> FIFO 1 --> FB --> FIFO 2 --> FB --> Do something
A I/O 2 --> FB --> FIFO 3 --> FB --> FIFO 4 --> FB --> Do something
This code shows NO weird behaviour and works as expected.
The Problem:
To reduce the amount of FIFOs needed I then decided to interleave the data and to use only 2 FIFOs instead of 4. You can see the code in the attachment. As you can see I have not really changed anything to the code structure in general.
The input to the FIFO is a U16. All FIFOs are configured to store U16 data.
The data that I am writing to the FIFO can be seen in channel 0 of the output attachment.
The output after passing through the two FIFOs can be seen in channel 2 of the same picture.
The output after passing through the first FIFO (times 2) can be seen in channel 3 of the picture.
It looks like the output is bit-shifted and truncated as it enters Buffer 1. Yet the difference between the input and output is not exactly a factor of 2. I also considered the possibility that the FIFO adds both write operations (CH0 + CH1) but that also does not account for the value of the output.
The FIFOs are all operating normally, i.e. none throws a timeout. I also tried several different orders of reading/writing to the FIFOs and different ways of ensuring this order (i.e. case strucutres, flat and stacked sequence). The FIFOs are also large enough to store the amount of data buffered no matter if I write or read first.
Thank you very much,
Bjorn
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During the last couple of days I tried the following:
1. Running the FPGA code on the development PC with simulated I/O. The behavior was normal, i.e. like I've intended the code to perform.
2. I tested the code on the development PC with the square and sine wave generation VI as 'simulated' I/O. The code performed normal.
3. I replaced the FIFOs with queues and ran my logic on the dev. PC. The logic performed totally normal.
4. Right now the code is compiling with constants as inputs like you suggested...
I am currently trying to get LabView 2013 on the development machine. It seems like my last real hope is that the issue is a bug in the XILINX 13.4 compiler tools and that the 14.4 tools will just make it disappear...
Nevertheless I am still open for suggestions. Some additional info about my FIFOs of concerne:
Buffer 1 and 2:
- Type: Target Scoped
- Elements Requested: 1023
- Implementation: Block Memory
- Control Logic: Target Optimal
- Data Type: U16
- Arbitrate for Read: Never Arbitrate
- No. Elements Per Read: 1
- Arbitrate for Write: Never Arbitrate
- No. Elements Per Write: 1
The inputs from the NI 5734 are U16 so I am wirering the right data type to the FIFOs. I also don't have any coercion dots within my FPGA VI. And so far it has only occured after the VI has been compiled onto the FPGA. Could some of the FIFOs/block memory be corrupted because we have written stuff onto the FPGA too often?

Toshiba 40L1353DB - HDMI pass through

Hi there,
I am trying to establish whether the Toshiba 40L1353DB supports 5.1 channel audio 'passthrough' from externally connected devices connected to the TVs HDMI input.
In addition, is there a list of all Toshiba TVs that support this feature?
Many thanks,
Peter

> Can Toshiba provide any answers?
Its user to user community
> In general this seems to be an unknown issue with many TV's as i cannot find any concrete documentation indicating which manufacturer's/models have this feature i need.
> I'm looking to find out whether say a DVD player can be connected to the TVs HDMI input, playing a 5.1 audio soundtrack, with the audio then passed through the TV and output via the digital coax cable to an external a/v receiver etc (my receiver does not support HDMI).
As far as I know the HDMI input as well as the digital coax and optical toslink carries the entire Dolby Digital 5.1 channel data stream to the receiver.
So from my point of few the mentioned connection should work even if its not mentioned in the manual.
Of course, this is just my personal opinion.

Changing from "Pass Through" as Default in Blend Mode in a Group Folder Layer Set

Hello Forum gurus!
Using a MacBook Pro, 10.5.4. Painting with CS2. My question is two-fold.
When the Group layer folder in a layer set is selected, it is displaying the "Pass Through" blend mode by default. Is there a special convenience to this? (Best use for pass through blend mode)
Also, How may I change the default in this mode to be "Normal" as the setting when creating a Group folder layer set?
Thanks!!
Colene

Matthias, now I understand. We're both right from different perspectives. If you want the adjustment layer (should there be one within the group) to affect all layers below the group (perhaps because that's the way the image looked before you made the group in the first place), then Pass Through is your blend mode. If you want that adjustment layer to affect only those layers within the group (which I often do), then Normal (or some other) is your blend mode.

File size changing when pass through after effects (180Mb file goes in and comes out 33GB on export)

im processing a video recorded of an interview where the lighting was not very good on the interviewee
im brightening up the light on the interviewees face
the file was a 180Mb H.264 file on import
when i export the file its coming out at 33GB in size.... im not sure why this is
i have chosen the default setting "lossless" as the format for export
i just want the file to export the same size and quality as it was when i imported it
what options should i choose for this? AE does not seem to tell me how big the end file will be and it takes 1 hour and half to process this 2 minute interview so it will take me an awfull long time to get to the bottom of this if i try by myself
thanks

It doesn't "increase" the file size. You're making a brand new file.
What you put into After Effects has nothing to do with the resulting file. You can have an AE composition with no footage whatsoever and the resulting file will be much larger than 0!
After Effects works internally with completely uncompressed pixel data, so no matter what you toss into it, it produces whatever you tell it to produce. As Mylenium points out, you made an uncompressed final file.
Your original video file is VERY compressed. So, of COURSE uncompressed video is going to look massive by comparison.
Read Mylenium's link to understand a bit more and go here to learn AE: Getting started with After Effects There are lots of "gotchas" like this that'll bit your butt if you skip this basic training stuff.

X240 - is there audio pass-through when using a miniDP to HDMI?

I have an X240, which I love, but now that I've cut my cable cord and am going with Netflix and other on-line streaming options, I'd like to be able to view my streaming programs on my TV. Can I use a cable or adapter to go from the miniDP (on the X240) to my HDMI (on my TV) and get audio as well as video? I understand my laptop needs to have an "audio pass-through" for that to work --- I don't know what it is, but I'd like to know if this one's got it. I bought the laptop online in Dec 2013, if that makes a difference.
(Yes, I could stream Netflix from a gadget like Chromecast, but that will only get me Netflix Canada, whereas using a VPN on my computer I can get Netflix from other countries too.)

refreshing this discussion! I've tried a mini DP to HDMI dongle with an HDMI-HDMI cable to the TV - and I get video but no audio. My computer recognizes the TV as present as as audio playback device, but no audio is transmitted through TV or computer. when it's plugged in. Of course I still get audio from the computer's speakers when it's not plugged in

RF pass through not working in High ECO mode stand...

I recently changed the ECO mode on my BT G4 DTR-T2100 box from Low to High - I have the RF loop through power option set to On but when my box goes into low power standby (red light on the front) my TV picture starts pixelating. The moment I press the power button on the BT box the TV displays a normal picture so it looks like the box is not providing power to the RF pass through when in low power standby? Any one else have the same problem? Is the box faulty or is there a problem with the software?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

zulu17 wrote:
That is how the box is designed to work.
If you look at user guide P29 of the current version on the web it explains that you need to be at Low eco mode for RF loop thru.
Thanks - makes some sort of sense I suppose though it would be more obvious if the RF option was disabled if the High Eco option is selected.

Static NAT pass-through; can not get to work

I am not having any luck getting a static NAT pass-through to work.
BM3.8/NW6.5 all patched to the latest patches (no betas). IPFLT is NOT
loaded.
My internal network on one LAN all have 10.100.xxx.xxx private addresses.
Dynamic NAT works great.
I have secondary public IP addresses bound to my public NIC. Static NAT
mapping between the secondary public IP addresses and the couple of
individual private addresses work just fine. In other words, all has been
working fine.
I need to give one of those internal resources its public IP address
(change it's private to its public).
OK, I went into the NAT table and changed the proper public <-> private to
public <-> public (identical addresses). I changed the internal computer
to it's public address/mask with the same default gateway the server is
using. The internal computer can now only ping itself; can't even ping
it's default gateway. I did reinitialize, and also restarted. I can not
get the pass-through connection to work.
Any thoughts will be well received.
Bob

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Logical partitioning, pass-through layer, query pruning

Hi,
I am dealing with performance guidelines for BW and encountered few interesting topics, which however I do not fully undestand.
1. Mainetance of logical partitioning.
Let's assume logical partitioning is performed on year. Does it mean that every year or so it is necessary to create additional cube/transformation and modify multiprovider? Is there any automatic procedure by SAP that supports creation of new objects, or it is fully manual?
2.Pass- though layer.
There are very few information about this basic concept. Anyway:
- is pass through DSO write optimized one? Does it store only one loading - last one? Is it deleted after lading is sucessfully finished (or before new load starts)? And - does this deletion do not destroy delta mechanism? Is the DSO replacing PSAfunctionally (i.e. PSA can be deleted every load as well)?
3. Query pruning
Does this happen automatically on DB level, or additional developments with exits variables, steering tables and FMs is required?
4. DSOs for master data loads
What is the benefit of using full MD extraction and DSO delta insetad of MD delta extraction?
Thanks,
Marcin

1. Mainetance of logical partitioning.
Let's assume logical partitioning is performed on year. Does it mean that every year or so it is necessary to create additional cube/transformation and modify multiprovider? Is there any automatic procedure by SAP that supports creation of new objects, or it is fully manual?
Logical partitioning is when you have separate ODS / Cubes for separate Years etc ....
There is no automated way - however if you want to you can physically partition the cubes using time periods and extend them regularly using the repartitioning options provided.
2.Pass- though layer.
There are very few information about this basic concept. Anyway:
- is pass through DSO write optimized one? Does it store only one loading - last one? Is it deleted after lading is sucessfully finished (or before new load starts)? And - does this deletion do not destroy delta mechanism? Is the DSO replacing PSAfunctionally (i.e. PSA can be deleted every load as well)?
Usually a pass through layer is used to
1. Ensure data consistency
2. Possibly use Deltas
3. Additional transformations
In a write optimized DSo - the request ID is key and hence delta is based on request ID. If you do not have any additional transformations - then a Write optimized DSO is essentially like your PSA.
3. Query pruning
Does this happen automatically on DB level, or additional developments with exits variables, steering tables and FMs is required?
The query pruning - depends on the run based and cost based optimizers within the DB and not much control over how well you can influence the execution of a query other than havin up to date statistics , building aggregates etc etc.
4. DSOs for master data loads
What is the benefit of using full MD extraction and DSO delta insetad of MD delta extraction?
It depends more on the data volumes and also the number of transformation required...
If you have multiple levels of transformations - use a DSO or if you have very high data volumes and want to identify changed records - then use a DSO.

Pass Through Chapters Title

OK, I'm begging you. I searched for this problem and found it is something that others are having problems with. The answers were unintelligible.
I have a DVD menu with Pass Through. It says Greece 2007 as it scrolls.
The iMovie that I dragged is called that so that is probably how it got it's name.
On the menu there is Play Movie and Chapters.
When you click Chapters and go to that Pass Trough sub-menu it scrolls Pass Through.
I cannot get it to say anything else.
I have changed the name Chapters on the 1st menu. That didn't do it.
I have added a text box to the chapters sub-menu, still no luck.
Please let me know what I am doing wrong, I'm not an idiot but please try and be specific on your instructions.
Thanks in advance.

Michael,
I just used this theme. When you've imported your video into iDVD and chosen the Pass Through template for you DVD presentation, go to the menu bar at the top of your screen. Choose 'Advanced' and then 'Apply Theme to Project'. That should do it. You can do the same for the Chapters page.
Hope this helps
DPC

'Pass Through' Chapter Select Menu Text

Hi there,
I'm putting together a DVD using the Pass Through theme, but seem to hit a snag with the chapter menus - namely that I can't stop the background text from saying "PASS THROUGH CHAPTERS". Whilst looking very nice, it's not actually what I want.
I've prodded around in every menu I can find, to no avail. Anybody know how to change this?
Thanks!

In order to understand the fix, it's useful to understand how the Passthrough theme works (also known as the "Passage Thema" in the Deutsch/German customisation of iDVD). There are three levels in the screens hierarchy for this theme. These are top level, mid level and chapter level.
The background text is in Impact font and inherits its text contents from the foreground text which can normally be edited and modified, re-formatted and (unfortunately) deleted. Other foreground text can be placed on the page also.
If the user deletes the foreground text the background text becomes uneditable. The lowest level pages appear to have no editable foreground text box.
The approach to editing depends on whether
One way to fix this on the chapter/scene selection screens is to download a Hex-Editor for MacOS X such as "HexEdit".
Using HexEdit, open up a backup of the .dvdproj file you are working on. In the Open dialog, navigate to the file and then you will see further internal resources in the file to open. Click into Contents > Resources > ProjectData
Now search (Ctrl-F) for the text "pass through chapters" (assuming this is the irritating text you wish to replace on the scene select page), which will display in the right hand half of the window. Left is hexadecimal, right is the ASCII translation. Use Find and Replace rather than typing directly into either section.
Replace it with the text you want the sub-pages to display. Note this is a tricky move because for some reason the file structure counts the number of characters. Your replacement text must contain exactly the same number of characters as the text you are replacing. (You can pad with spaces at the end if you desire).
Note you'll probably see the word Impact somewhere around here. Adventurous users might find a way to edit the font of the background text mask. I did not, and it might be that the font name has to match exactly your system resources and be the same length as the word "Impact" that it replaces.
Save the dvdproj file once you have finished and have a look.
Limitations of iDVD: Every sub-page has the same background text.
Workaround for the mid-level pages: Add the buttons for the movies to the top level page. Then drop movie assets onto the buttons. Note the buttons inherit the movie names. Edit these. Go into each mid-level sub-page and edit the title there also.
If you want the mid level sub-page background text to be different from the foreground text, then you will need to reduce the editable foreground text until it is insignificant and change its color also. Add a new Text object from the menu and type in the foreground text. This is easier than messing about with HexEdit.
For some reason, I lost the foreground title text for the top level home menu, and also had to employ the HexEdit technique at this level.
Good luck.

Data Guard as a pass through?

Scenario is . . .
Host A is the Primary
Host B is a Standby
Host C is a Standby
Now I know we can set up A->B and A->C
Can we set up A->B->C ?
Essentially using B as a pass through between A and C. Or you can see it as B being in a DMZ.
Would B have to be Active Data Guard or anything special?
I guess what I am really asking is can a Standby be used as the source for another Standby.

See http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10700/cascade_appx.htm#i638620 for more information on Cascaded Standby Destinations. There are a few restrictions:
Cascading has the following restrictions:
* Logical and snapshot standby databases cannot cascade primary database redo.
* SYNC destinations cannot cascade primary database redo in a Maximum Protection Data Guard configuration.
* Cascading is not supported in Data Guard configurations that contain an Oracle Real Applications Cluster (RAC) primary database.
* Cascading is not supported in Data Guard broker configurations.
Keep an eye on this chapter and Note 409013.1 "Cascaded Standby Databases" when the next patch set for 11.2 comes out :^)
Larry

OBIEE and Essbase security pass through

Hi All,
I'm using Essbase as a data source for OBIEE. Right now I'm trying to use Hyperion security to pass through OBIEE. I've setup OBIEE to use Hyperion Shared Services as custom authenticator and Hyperion users can log in. However, I'm having problem passing through the users to Essbase. I've changed the Essbase connection pool to use :USER and :PASSWORD. When I tried to check for global consistency, I'm getting the following error
[38098] The password in the Connection Pool '"server"."Connection Pool"', associated with the Repository Initialization Block '"SUB_VAR_BLOCK_server"', contains the use of :USER or :PASSWORD.
When I tried to open any existing Essbase reports from OBIEE, I'm getting this error (as expected)
State: HY000. Code: 10058. [NQODBC] [SQL_STATE: HY000] [nQSError: 10058] A general error has occurred. Essbase Error: Login fails due to invalid login credentials (HY000)
Any ideas on how to get around this issue? Thanks
Regards,
Gerd

Hi Gerd,
Could you please explain in detail how you have setup OBIEE to use Hyperion Shared Services as custom authenticator so that Hyperion users can log into OBIEE?
Please provide the steps and custom authenticator function?
we would need to implement it fromm scratch. So, your help will be greatful.

Still puzzled by RF pass through

T2100 box. The RF passthrough on/off setting does not seem to do anything. If the box is either on or in low eco standby the RF signal is passed through. If it is in high eco standby (or off) the signal is not passed through. Thisi regardless of the RF pass through setting.

That is how that box is speced to work .... it is as described in its user guide TV without Youview section on p29 of current guide.
The power consumptions and the low eco modes for the original and newer Youview boxes are different
Apparently LOW eco mode is achieved by switching off little more the the video output to the TV, unlike the HIGH mode which shuts down pretty much every function apart from those needed to complete planned recording - passthru is not needed for that so it is not enabled on that model in that mode,

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