Two rants.
This comment window isn’t intuitively located,
because it is below the logout prompt.
Now, about your answer concerning the Oppo UDP-205.
As you no doubt know, it has an HDMI IN, so the source (dvr, cable box, etc)
Goes by here, then the two outs can be used for the tv and the processor or receiver.
Then, the component outs can be routed to a aud input for 2 channel HiFi.
Your answer to the question was income let’s at least and really just wrong.

@prinear

We’re just using WordPress for our website, so the comment field is stuck where WordPress puts it. We’re an amateur podcast – our financial goal is simply to break even. And we are only able to dedicate our limited free time to this venture, so we prioritize the gathering and answering of our Listeners’ questions over the aesthetics of everything else. We’ll take it as a compliment whenever anyone thinks we’re professional enough to dedicate more time than we are presently able. Must mean we’re doing a decent job of podcasting! 🙂

As for our response about the Oppo UDP-205 – this episode was recorded back in April – the date is marked at the top of this post and in some form or another on every release format. You’ll notice that the number for this Episode is #536, and we are now up to Episode #563 as I type this.

We make a point of correcting ourselves whenever possible, but we do not go back to previous episodes to edit them to contain current information. We greatly appreciate corrections! But in an instance like this, we’d request that you consider the age of the episode and then consider the possibility that we have corrected ourselves or updated our response with more current information in subsequent episodes.

Such is the case with the Oppo UHD Blu-ray players. Oppo is frequently updating their firmware to add new capabilities, and we talk about the very fact that HDR10 pass-through has been added, and that it is possible to use the Oppo players as HDMI audio extractors, as well, sending 4K HDR10 video directly to a display from a 3rd device connected to the Oppo’s input while the audio is separated and sent directly to an AV Receiver – even one that does not support 4K or HDR.

So it’s appreciated that you’re wanting to correct something that you heard that was wrong, but our episodes are not meant to be “evergreen”. Things change rapidly in this industry, and we also just plain make mistakes. But we do amend our answers as new information comes to light. So what was once wrong might very well be corrected in a more recent episode, so we hope you will keep that in mind moving forward.

Thanks!