| Post 7 made on Wednesday December 5, 2018 at 16:52 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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AV equipment has so many things in common with computers that it should be no surprise that you don't turn it on, you boot it up. Call it booting up. That might help.
Oddly, control systems may make it appear that things take longer than they should. That's because after they push the one button on the control interface that makes everything start, they don't get distracted by having to figure out which remotes to pick up, and turn on, in which order. Oh, and then go back to the AVR and select the right input. Things take longer when you have nothing to do but wait.
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