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Pioneer vsx-819H: MCACC setup won't display on tv

Pioneer vsx-819H: MCACC setup won't display on tv monitor although monitor was playing correctly. HDMI wired from cable thru receiver to tv monitor. Was displaying tv signals fines, but after MCACC attempt..no sound..help. I'm quite sure all cables are set up okay. Zone 2 has been turned off.

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Its because the pioneer does not display menu options through hdmi. You have to hook up basic yellow composite to monitor out.

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I would say check the cable version not everyone knows this but there are different version HDMI cables such as 1.0,1.1,1.2 and the newest 1.3 cable these are band-with depended cables and if you use a lower version this should work if not you might have a issue with video.

Other then that you might have a issue with the unit if all other signals are working on the monitor.. Ruling out this will be hard if you do not have another monitor to test it on. I would be conducting a test on other output monitors and see if you get any results.

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  • Greg Alexander
    Greg Alexander Apr 26, 2014

    I don't think that the hdmi cable is an issue because it worked fine on both units for about 8 months and then stopped working.

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