Thanks, I checked disconnecting the speakers but that did not help. I will check the disconnecting Inputs also. Since its so random, very difficult to reproduce the problem.
I have the same issue with my SR5015, my old yamaha RX v485 worked flawlessly in this regard.
One way of hearing the dialogues more clearly via Audyssey is to increase the level of the center channel on the avr.
With Marantz ,one gets good power and better resolution.I had Yamaha and now Marantz. Marantz has M- Dax feature which is like enhancer and has 3 options in it which works with music. For movies, Audyssey has settings to improve dialogs. In app one can adjust the curve and save that curve in mobile which can be used after any future factory reset. There is Dynamic eq which enhance movie sound and subwoofer base. You can adjust SW field with XT32. Also night listening can be improved with Dynamic Volume which has 3 settings. That improves vocals further.
Yes that's how it is. CEC will work between tv and receiver only for the sources connected to the Tv. You cannot change to a source connected to the receiver.
Oh that's scary. If I remember right, another difference you might notice is switching of sources on receiver when in stand by mode in the Yamaha, but not in marantz/denon, unless it's been recently added.
Yes , Yamaha AVRs usually run cooler than Marantz or Onkyo.
I have 7011 .There is a setting for Dialogue level under Audio settings.
How does the Pink Noise sweep sound? Is that even all across? If yes, then it's the source content that has varying levels and there is nothing you can do. However, in case the Speaker Levels are uneven for personal preferences then you can adjust as needed.
If audyssey is on,then its possible that surrounds can have more output. It is also possible that that science itself is recorded that way.
