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Re: setup

Posted by Johnny Ca on July 13, 2006 at 07:43:30:
Good call - I thought of that too - there is a separate configuration menu for DTS and I double checked it but couldn't find anything that would cause the center channel to be MIA. I checked the manual but didn't find anything there either. However, the set-up is fairly complex and I was hoping someone who uses this processor and is more familiar than I with it would have some input.
Thanks for the response thus far!