Pros
- Separate 4K image output to the TV and sound to the old generation receiver (without 4K support). I like that nothing has changed in the management and interface for 11 years, during which I used DUNE HD DUO. Accurate audio sync. If you turn on the sound on the TV and receiver, then there is no desynchronization at all. On the other player, there was a barely noticeable sound delay on the receiver. Shows films of any size over the network. Remote control with backlight
Cons
- There are films in online cinemas on which the prefix freezes, only a reboot helps. For example, in KINOPOISK, the film "Founder" hangs on . The sound goes to the AUDIO ONLY output in DTS HD MA, if you specify HDMI sound in the settings, if you set it to SPDIF, the receiver shows that it receives simple DTS. (It is not clear from the descriptions and settings), but I do not change that I need a digital stream. If on the set-top box itself the sound is completely removed to zero, then it will disappear on the receiver, it will be quiet. When it happened for the first time, I did not immediately understand what had happened. Again, what is the relationship between the volume on the console of the set-top box and the digital stream? (in my opinion overdone) I donβt understand under what circumstances, but rarely the picture disappears and a black screen appears, for half a second . I didnβt understand what it was? Dorogova then . in my opinion.
