Connecting the DVDO DUO to AVR? - Blu-ray Forum

spaceape · 11-03-2012, 02:48 PM

Anyone with either a Lumagen, DVDO or similar processor that know how it's meant too be connected?

spaceape · 11-03-2012, 03:59 PM

Is it really as easy as just doing AVR outputs

DVDO Inputs & then DVDO Outputs

Display inputs.

I guess that's properly it right?

Then what's up with the multitude of DVDO inputs?

Big Daddy · 11-04-2012, 12:55 AM

I do not own either processor. However, I assume installing them should be as easy as connecting a receiver or pre/pro.

DVDO -Back-Panel.jpg

DVDO Duo Manual:
http://www.dvdo.com/documents/iScanD...ULL_080912.pdf

DVDO User Reviews:
http://www.amazon.com/DVDO-iScan-Duo...words=dvdo+duo

spaceape · 11-04-2012, 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

I do not own either processor. However, I assume installing them should be as easy as connecting a receiver or pre/pro.

Attachment 54079

DVDO Duo Manual:
http://www.dvdo.com/documents/iScanD...ULL_080912.pdf

DVDO User Reviews:
http://www.amazon.com/DVDO-iScan-Duo...words=dvdo+duo

I figured it out. Thanks BD.

Still can't see the logic in having that many inputs if you already have an AVR though.

GAWD · 11-05-2012, 12:30 PM

You would want the DVDO doing all the heavy lifting for video processing. I connected all my components directly to the DVDO then sent the Audio output from the DVDO to the AVR.

I had my PS3, Xbox, BD, HDDVD etc etc going to my DVDO then the audio to my AVR. One output to the projector the other to the TV.

spaceape · 11-11-2012, 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GAWD

You would want the DVDO doing all the heavy lifting for video processing. I connected all my components directly to the DVDO then sent the Audio output from the DVDO to the AVR.

I had my PS3, Xbox, BD, HDDVD etc etc going to my DVDO then the audio to my AVR. One output to the projector the other to the TV.

Thank you so much for this information.

I'll try that.

11-03-2012, 02:48 PM	#1
spaceape Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Feb 2011 Location:Denmark Home Theater Gallery:5 Blu-ray collection:190	Connecting DVDO DUO to AVR? Anyone with either a Lumagen, DVDO or similar processor that know how it's meant too be connected? PJ: JVC DLA-X30 (w/ DVDO iScan Duo, i1 Display Pro & Darbee DVP5000), Elite Spectrum 125" Speakers: B&W CMC2, 2x CM9, 2x CM5, 2x SVS SB12-NSD, 3x Clark TST209 Bluray Player: Denon DBP-4010UD AV Reciever/Amp: Denon AVR-4311 (w/ MultEQ Pro, FBQ1000 & Premium + Dayton EMM-6), Dayton SA240-B Last edited by spaceape; 11-03-2012 at 03:08 PM.

11-03-2012, 03:59 PM	#2
spaceape Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Feb 2011 Location:Denmark Home Theater Gallery:5 Blu-ray collection:190	Is it really as easy as just doing AVR outputs DVDO Inputs & then DVDO Outputs Display inputs. I guess that's properly it right? Then what's up with the multitude of DVDO inputs? PJ: JVC DLA-X30 (w/ DVDO iScan Duo, i1 Display Pro & Darbee DVP5000), Elite Spectrum 125" Speakers: B&W CMC2, 2x CM9, 2x CM5, 2x SVS SB12-NSD, 3x Clark TST209 Bluray Player: Denon DBP-4010UD AV Reciever/Amp: Denon AVR-4311 (w/ MultEQ Pro, FBQ1000 & Premium + Dayton EMM-6), Dayton SA240-B Last edited by spaceape; 11-03-2012 at 04:43 PM.

11-04-2012, 12:55 AM	#3
Big Daddy Moderator Member since:Jan 2008 Location:Southern California Home Theater Gallery:79 Blu-ray collection:122 Trading Score:1	I do not own either processor. However, I assume installing them should be as easy as connecting a receiver or pre/pro. DVDO -Back-Panel.jpg DVDO Duo Manual: http://www.dvdo.com/documents/iScanD...ULL_080912.pdf DVDO User Reviews: http://www.amazon.com/DVDO-iScan-Duo...words=dvdo+duo HT Room: Panasonic PT-AE8000, Epson 1080UB Proj., Mitsubishi 65" Diamond Series HD TV, Yamaha-RX-A3010 Rec., CinePro 6-Ch. Amp. (350 W/Ch, 8 Ohm), Proton D1200 Amp., Behringer EP4000 & EPX3000 Amps., Oppo BDP-83, Sony BDP-S790, Audio Technica Tuntable, Mitsubishi S-VHS, 2 Def. Tech. Super Towers w 15" subs, 1 Def. Tech. Center & 1 Martin-Logan Center, 2 Def. Tech. Surr. & 2 PSB Surr., 2 Cadence Presence, 2 Bose 901 Rears, 2 Modified HSU 12" Subs, 1 ED DIY 12" Sub, 1 ED DIY 15" Sub, Velodyne SMS-1 Subwoofer Equalizer, DirecTV HD, Monster HTS 5000 & APC H15 Power Conditioners. Two-Channel Room: XiangSheng Tube Preamp., Carver TFM-45 Amp. (375 W/Ch), Behringer EPX4000 Amp., Onkyo CD player, Denon Turntable, Yamaha Tuner, 2 Vintage Polk RTA-15TL Speakers, 2 LCY 100 Super Tweeters, 2 DIY Folded Horn Super Towers with 15" Sub., 1 Modified AA HD-SUB12 Family Room: Mitsubishi 73" Diamond Series TV, Yamaha DSP-A3090 Rec., DirecTV HD-DVR, PS3, Zvox Speaker, 1 DIY 12" Sub.

11-05-2012, 12:30 PM	#5
GAWD Special Member Member since:Oct 2009 Location:Canada Trading Score:16	You would want the DVDO doing all the heavy lifting for video processing. I connected all my components directly to the DVDO then sent the Audio output from the DVDO to the AVR. I had my PS3, Xbox, BD, HDDVD etc etc going to my DVDO then the audio to my AVR. One output to the projector the other to the TV. Anthem MRX - Paradigm Studio - Emotiva XPA 2 & XPA 3 - Quad 18" Sealed Subs - Sony HX Series - Panasonic UT50 - Oppo-93 - Epson 8350 Projector - DVDO Iscan Duo Proud Member of CAA: Chronic Adjusters Anonymous

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