Denon x1400 question

[bradymartin]

using with my computer desktop.

is there a way to connect one monitor to avr and watch movies.
and another monitor to surf the web at the same time while watching a movie on the other monitor?

i think avr has only one monitor out. but maybe theres a work around like an adapter.

 

[WaynePflughaupt]

Probably something you’ll have to do from the computer directly – most can handle two separate monitors. Makes no sense to do it from the Denon anyway, assuming all it’s doing is providing audio for the movies your computer is playing.

Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt

 

[bradymartin]

Probably something you’ll have to do from the computer directly – most can handle two separate monitors. Makes no sense to do it from the Denon anyway, assuming all it’s doing is providing audio for the movies your computer is playing.

Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt

yeah the computer has 2 hdmis. just dont know how to make this work with the avr. using it as my amplifier.

 

[bradymartin]

ive been switching between audyssey reference and flat.
not sure i can tell a difference. i like flat because i read it rolls off the highs.

but do i lose any bass when using flat instead of reference? or is the treble roll off the only difference between the two?

 

[lovinthehd]

ive been switching between audyssey reference and flat.
not sure i can tell a difference. i like flat because i read it rolls off the highs.

but do i lose any bass when using flat instead of reference? or is the treble roll off the only difference between the two?

Reference/movie mode rolls off the highest frequencies; Flat/movies does not. Bass isn't affected. https://audyssey.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/212347723-MultEQ-Target-Curves