Or you can just use bbcode... type the tags and paste the image source. example: [ img]http://forums.klipsch.com/photos/different_pics_from_the_world_of_klipsch/images/1108407/425x319.aspx[/img ] (without space) yields

NTSB and FAA will never allow it.

[quote user="Jay481985"] oil prices are not directly correlated with pump prices and such[/quote] Except when the oil prices go up.

Buddy Guy's Legends. Best blues in the midwest.

Falcon - the settings were right. The 645 was released prior to the 1.3 standard being determined. If I changed the colorspace on ANY device from RGB to YCC 4:4:4, it washed pink. Any time the Motorola DVR is powered down, it switches from RGB to YCC, and this makes the 645 throw fits. If I change the colorspace on any of the other HDMI devices, it does the same (the HD-DVD washes more purple) So long as I can get the colorspace to stick, it wouldwork fine. *shrug* ymmv.

[quote user="sputnik"]It's amazing to see how agile those big ol' Harleys can be.[/quote] It's not so much the bike as it is the rider... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rueC1r8W1s

Dell doesn't set up their mirrors properly - I have had this happen a couple of times. I am assuming drive 0 is the one that died - if so, swap 1 to 0, buy a new drive and put it in 1, boot the computer and rebuild the mirror. Takes time, but it works.

My 645 would wash everything pink that came in via hdmi and via YCC 4:4:4. I went round and round with HK about it - because they claimed their unit was HDMI 1.3 compliant, which supportsYCC colorspace. In reality - it only supports RGB, making it 1.1 compliant. I liked the sound and other features of it enough to just buy the Oppo HDMI switch and use that instead for HDMI video source selection, running all audio through the HK. Your issue sounds like handshaking - but the HK or the TV should pop

Would probably need something poly/marine-grade to withstand the weather.

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