Comments on: Psyclone HDMI Selector Model PSC47 Review http://www.krunker.com/2008/04/20/psyclone-hdmi-selector-model-psc47-review/ Technology Around the World Sat, 21 Nov 2009 20:11:57 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Bruce http://www.krunker.com/2008/04/20/psyclone-hdmi-selector-model-psc47-review/comment-page-1/#comment-115375 Bruce Sun, 03 May 2009 05:30:22 +0000 http://www.krunker.com/2008/04/20/psyclone-hdmi-selector-model-psc47-review/#comment-115375 I just purchased the Psychlone PSC47 to fix my HDMI issue with the WD TV and I love it! My only issue I have at the moment is getting my Harmony remote to quit trying to switch inputs on my TV when I switch between devices. I just purchased the Psychlone PSC47 to fix my HDMI issue with the WD TV and I love it! My only issue I have at the moment is getting my Harmony remote to quit trying to switch inputs on my TV when I switch between devices.

]]> By: LarryMcJ http://www.krunker.com/2008/04/20/psyclone-hdmi-selector-model-psc47-review/comment-page-1/#comment-114593 LarryMcJ Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:00:21 +0000 http://www.krunker.com/2008/04/20/psyclone-hdmi-selector-model-psc47-review/#comment-114593 Apple TV and the PSC47 workin fine here. I recently simplified my home theater system...replacing all the high-end audio components with a Denon S-301 mini system and couldn't be happier. It only has one optical audio input (AUX3) so I bought the PSC47 so I could have optical audio from my Apple TV and Verizon FiOS converter going to the Denon. HDMI from all three units now goes to just one HDMI input on the TV and the entire system is controlled by a Harmony One (probably overkill since the PSC47 now does most all the switching. I find absolutely no signal loss in HDMI or Audio that I can ascertain and I have absolutely no problem at all between my Apple TV and the PSC47. Apple TV and the PSC47 workin fine here. I recently simplified my home theater system…replacing all the high-end audio components with a Denon S-301 mini system and couldn't be happier. It only has one optical audio input (AUX3) so I bought the PSC47 so I could have optical audio from my Apple TV and Verizon FiOS converter going to the Denon. HDMI from all three units now goes to just one HDMI input on the TV and the entire system is controlled by a Harmony One (probably overkill since the PSC47 now does most all the switching. I find absolutely no signal loss in HDMI or Audio that I can ascertain and I have absolutely no problem at all between my Apple TV and the PSC47.

]]> By: George http://www.krunker.com/2008/04/20/psyclone-hdmi-selector-model-psc47-review/comment-page-1/#comment-105200 George Tue, 28 Oct 2008 23:53:16 +0000 http://www.krunker.com/2008/04/20/psyclone-hdmi-selector-model-psc47-review/#comment-105200 Thanks for the review - I have the EXACT same components that I wanted to hook up to the switch and you have saved me a ton of time getting everything just right (I suspected that the AppleTV may be an issue - it won't sync properly via HDMI directly connected to my Sharp TV, so I've had to connect it via component cables. ugh.).<br><br>I have an older Yamaha receiver without HDMI (and 3 HDMI inputs on my TV) so I need to use the TOSlink outputs to route audio to a single TOSlink input on my receiver. Rather than have three separate HDMI cables running up the wall to my TV, I can now have one HDMI cable connected and never have to switch video inputs (except for that bugger AppleTV) on the TV. I can also have one TOSlink cable running to a single input on my Receiver and never switch audio inputs as well. Of course switching between components on the TV and receiver is handled by my Harmony remote, but leaving everything on a single input leaves me LOTS of room for future components.<br><br>Again, thanks for a excellent review and the time saving tips. I'm off to buy the Psyclone PSC47! Thanks for the review – I have the EXACT same components that I wanted to hook up to the switch and you have saved me a ton of time getting everything just right (I suspected that the AppleTV may be an issue – it won't sync properly via HDMI directly connected to my Sharp TV, so I've had to connect it via component cables. ugh.).

I have an older Yamaha receiver without HDMI (and 3 HDMI inputs on my TV) so I need to use the TOSlink outputs to route audio to a single TOSlink input on my receiver. Rather than have three separate HDMI cables running up the wall to my TV, I can now have one HDMI cable connected and never have to switch video inputs (except for that bugger AppleTV) on the TV. I can also have one TOSlink cable running to a single input on my Receiver and never switch audio inputs as well. Of course switching between components on the TV and receiver is handled by my Harmony remote, but leaving everything on a single input leaves me LOTS of room for future components.

Again, thanks for a excellent review and the time saving tips. I'm off to buy the Psyclone PSC47!

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