AVPR - speaker popping?

[jingoboy_78]

I heard the speaker popping for the first time in onkyo 805 while bitstreaming DTS-HDMA for Alien Vs preadator requiem through BD 30. Any body has that issues.I think its coming in the third or fourth chapter of the movie( in the chapter when the pizza guy gets beaten up)Any body with the same issues?

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by jingoboy_78

I heard the speaker popping for the first time in onkyo 805 while bitstreaming DTS-HDMA for Alien Vs preadator requiem through BD 30. Any body has that issues.I think its coming in the third or fourth chapter of the movie( in the chapter when the pizza guy gets beaten up)Any body with the same issues?

Yes. There is a thread on this. Pizza guy in party girl's house, then

BANG! Sounded like a gun shot. Loud !!!

[jingoboy_78]

can you give me the link to the thread??...lol good that I didnt damage my speakers. Does this matter anything to do with the volume? i mean higher the volume louder is the bang or sthin ike that??..thanks man..just wanted to confirm..

[Lucy Diamond]

This issue reminds me of one of my guitar amps.

I spent 3 grand on a hand made amp that makes a huge popping sound when switching to channel 3.

When I called the company they were all "yeah man...s'totally normal...it's cool"

I'm like "A huge POP through my speaker...is NORMAL???"

There like "Yep...enjoy."

They f'n told me to ENJOY.

So I guess I have this issue to look forward to when I upgrade my receiver pretty soon???


Argh!?!?

[lildon24]

Hey this is not normal at all.. Onkyo had this issue fix with the Europe version of 805 or 705, i dont remember..,. the popping noise can damage the speakers while watching movies with dts-ma in bitstream.. I recommend you to watch dts-ma in linear pcm.

Just google it you will find the information about it. Im serious this is not normal while watching High Quality Audio Format on bitstream... it is better and safer to watch in LPCM!!

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by jingoboy_78

can you give me the link to the thread??...lol good that I didnt damage my speakers. Does this matter anything to do with the volume? i mean higher the volume louder is the bang or sthin ike that??..thanks man..just wanted to confirm..

Some Pioneer and Onkyo receivers have a specific type of DTS processor that sometimes lets off the DTS bomb on rare occasions. It is not your disk. The regular theatrical version may not "POP"!

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...491#post819491

[supersix4]

lots of threads on this please s-e-a-r-c-h , there is actually a thread still in recent threads

[un4gvn94538]

you can get a dsp update through here.
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=46176

forn onkyo receivers

[jingoboy_78]

Thanks guys..I will check it out..So I have to do a DSP update and a firmware update? Please clarify..

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by supersix4

lots of threads on this please s-e-a-r-c-h , there is actually a thread still in recent threads

Please use the Search function. This statment has already been made exactly eight million, five hundred and 62 thousand times before.

[supersix4]

Originally Posted by Marcusarilius

Please use the Search function. This statment has already been made exactly eight million, five hundred and 62 thousand times before.

oh cause you said it better lol

[breach1229]

I did not have this issue while watching the movie.

[jingoboy_78]

Originally Posted by KingLeerUK

Updating the DSP version will address the DTS-HD MA "bomb" audio glitch.

The firmware updates that are available are a bit more involved to perform and improve the overall performance of the receiver. Depending on the model and features available, several aspects will be upgraded or improved.

Although there is not a definitive list of bug fixes and improvements, end-user reports thus far have indicated that the Firmware update greatly reduces the delay in a/v sync when switching input sources. Additionally, overall HDMI handshaking appears to be more "stable". For the higher end models (like my SR-TX875) the ReonHQV video processor receives several new user configurable options like brightness, contrast and sharpness to apply to the upconversion process.

Firmware upgrade for most of the "05" Onkyo line involves the use of a straight-through RS-232 serial cable. Most computers produced in the past few years omit the external COM/serial ports, so you will either need a USB-Serial port adaptor or an add-on card.

Thanks for explaining it to me breach I will check it out..Thanks for your time

[cartman781]

Just did DSP update and the pop is gone

[jingoboy_78]

Hi cartman,

Where did you get the update from and how did you do it? Please let me know..Any link would be really great!...Is there an update for US.I heard there is one for the european version..Thanks in advance.

[SDon1969]

I watched this over the weekend and I didn't even hear the pop(?), so I guess everyone doesn't get the pop on their setup?

[un4gvn94538]

Originally Posted by jingoboy_78

Hi cartman,

Where did you get the update from and how did you do it? Please let me know..Any link would be really great!...Is there an update for US.I heard there is one for the european version..Thanks in advance.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=46176

[un4gvn94538]

Originally Posted by SDon1969

I watched this over the weekend and I didn't even hear the pop(?), so I guess everyone doesn't get the pop on their setup?

no, lol. just like the stupid click! your unit might have been updated already by onk before purchase. there is a owners thread at avs forums that tells you how to check your version of dsp and firmware

[SDon1969]

Originally Posted by un4gvn94538

no, lol. just like the stupid click! your unit might have been updated already by onk before purchase. there is a owners thread at avs forums that tells you how to check your version of dsp and firmware

Ok cool, I may go back and double-check that there is no pop after work today.

[un4gvn94538]

Originally Posted by SDon1969

Ok cool, I may go back and double-check that there is no pop after work today.

they also have a list somewhere of the offending dts ma discs that are known to have this pop when bitstreaming. they call it dts bitstream bomb. dts was suppose to implement a fix for future releases. i guess avpr just missed it.