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<blockquote data-quote="Raytestrak" data-source="post: 754379" data-attributes="member: 72324"><p>Yes, my nettop is connected to my receiver, which is connected to my tv. The receiver is an Onkyo 706, set to always output 1080p (for upscaling my girlfriend's wii). I can try to set it to passthrough, see if that makes a difference. The solutions in this topic don't seem to work for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Raytestrak, post: 754379, member: 72324"] Yes, my nettop is connected to my receiver, which is connected to my tv. The receiver is an Onkyo 706, set to always output 1080p (for upscaling my girlfriend's wii). I can try to set it to passthrough, see if that makes a difference. The solutions in this topic don't seem to work for me. [/QUOTE]
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