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Matrices Best Practices with AVR involved in a zone?
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Post 31 made on Sunday March 5, 2017 at 21:51
Stryker
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So if it was a short run from the AVR to the Display then you wouldnt design with a JAP RX box at the Display?

Because the entire point of JAP is to solve Cabling and EDID issues?
"If they give you ruled paper, write the other way"
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Post 32 made on Sunday March 5, 2017 at 22:38
imt
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On March 3, 2017 at 20:48, goldenzrule said...
What he is doing is:

JAP receiver feeding to TV to feed video to TV directly
JAP receiver feeding to an input on AVR to feed
audio into AVR of all sources
JAP transmitter connected to monitor out of AVR to
feed the AVR on screen display into JAP system
To display on the TV.

So no feed directly from AVR to TV. All through JAP

At that point you are better off feeding the video right from the AVR. If as Blackwire says there is no lip sync/ delay issues this way, you can save the $$ of the JAP tx component by eliminating the:

"JAP transmitter connected to monitor out of AVR"

The AVR's monitor out would just be needed at initial setup of the AVR in the room and could be accomplished by temp disconnecting one of the JAP tx connected to a source components and then hooking up a temp HDMI from AVR monitor out.
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