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Center Channel Not Working. Your signals are digital outputs and determine the source (ie, sound card, gpu, mb, cpu) are working correctly. I just bought an onkyo htr520 a/v reciever and have the same problem. Checked over all avr settings, have the center channel still on and tried it from 0 to +10db without any help. I have successfully hooked up the front left and right and the surround right and left but i can't seem to get the center speaker to. If not, complain to denon, perhaps they have a fix or. Try setting the av receiver to use atmos virtualization, if that's an option. During the test tones all. The source signal is probably mono split to the l/r channels. I hooked up the two main front speakers to terminal a, and one of the three back speakers (6.1 system) to. My center channel is not putting out any sound except for when i run the test tones through my receiver. When you switch to dsu (dolby surround upmixer), i think it detects the.

If not, complain to denon, perhaps they have a fix or. I hooked up the two main front speakers to terminal a, and one of the three back speakers (6.1 system) to. When you switch to dsu (dolby surround upmixer), i think it detects the. My center channel is not putting out any sound except for when i run the test tones through my receiver. I just bought an onkyo htr520 a/v reciever and have the same problem. I have successfully hooked up the front left and right and the surround right and left but i can't seem to get the center speaker to. Your signals are digital outputs and determine the source (ie, sound card, gpu, mb, cpu) are working correctly. Try setting the av receiver to use atmos virtualization, if that's an option. Checked over all avr settings, have the center channel still on and tried it from 0 to +10db without any help. During the test tones all.

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Center Channel Not Working Try setting the av receiver to use atmos virtualization, if that's an option. I just bought an onkyo htr520 a/v reciever and have the same problem. I have successfully hooked up the front left and right and the surround right and left but i can't seem to get the center speaker to. The source signal is probably mono split to the l/r channels. If not, complain to denon, perhaps they have a fix or. Try setting the av receiver to use atmos virtualization, if that's an option. When you switch to dsu (dolby surround upmixer), i think it detects the. I hooked up the two main front speakers to terminal a, and one of the three back speakers (6.1 system) to. My center channel is not putting out any sound except for when i run the test tones through my receiver. During the test tones all. Checked over all avr settings, have the center channel still on and tried it from 0 to +10db without any help. Your signals are digital outputs and determine the source (ie, sound card, gpu, mb, cpu) are working correctly.