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browsing on the internet, see a naim dealer stating n-vi in stock, i presume these must be old stock, i would have thought with all the problems i have read about on the forums they would have been re-called until all the problems had been sorted out ?
 
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Perhaps they mean they have a demonstration unit in stock?
 
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thats not the way it reads richard, also i did not realise you could buy naim equipment by mail order, ?
 
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nice to see your still at it on your day off richard john has not had alot of luck with his naim or his dealer perhaps he should try kent ps dont forget to ring me tues stuart
 
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where did you see this in stock john
 
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munch am i allowed to mention the retailer on the forums,
 
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i think you will find, if you ring them they will not have any in stock and no they are not ment for mail order your dealer sets up for you all part of naim dealer serice its what you pay for
 
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munch, if you lookback at some earlier threads not all dealers are willing to set them up, mine said he would only set it up if every thing was ready to plug straight in to the n-vi, some dealers are better than others,
 
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My dealer was awesome, arrived with a big toolbox suitable for a F1 pit crew, and, using my existing NAC-A5, created the speaker cables on the spot. Then we measured the speaker distances to set up those parameters and he used a sound pressure meter to measure (and equalize) individual speaker volume levels. He was there for 3-4 hours.
Of course you'll have to come out to California if you want that treatment Winker
 
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john if you are not happy with your dealer why not change.this is top end equipment and not cheap,and you should get the service that goes with it
 
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munch, there is only one other naim dealer in my area, whos to say he is any better, have been using the same dealer on and off for around 25 years, when i was into naim hi fi, sad to say i no longer have it, so now only use this dealer if i am buying certain brands ie naim etc,
 
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john had phonecall from my dealer on wed will get nvi in next two weeks. fingers crossed
 
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cheers for that munch, i knew that would happen due to go on holiday on the 19th, come back on the 29th so hopefully get mine then,
 
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most people go on holiday john come back . thats it for another year. you have something to look forward to when you get back. hope you have a nice one.
 
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cheers for that munch, i knew that would happen due to go on holiday on the 19th, come back on tshe 29th so hopefully get mine then,
john igot my nv/i yesterday Winker
 
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let me know your thoughts on it munch before next friday cheers john
 
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let me know your thoughts on it munch before next friday cheers john
set up took a while good read of book first.and half an hour bending naim speaker cable.put on roger waters in the flesh live high definition concert.it was mind blowing, to think when run in sound will be even better. then put on jarre in china concert from the forbidden city.the firstthx certified concert filmed in h/d all so mind blowing.i have played 10 or 12 cds this is one very good black box .still playing with set ups, not used dab yet got to get qed to make me a cable up.
 
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cheers munch, what display are you using and how is it connected, i did not bother with the dab as i have read that the stations in this country use such a low bit-rate signal that at the moment its not worth having, wait for your next update, also what speakers are you using john,
 
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Munch,

Do you have Sky connected to your n-vi?

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cheers munch, what display are you using and how is it connected, i did not bother with the dab as i have read that the stations in this country use such a low bit-rate signal that at the moment its not worth having, wait for your next update, also what speakers are you using john,
hitachi 42 plasma/monitor audio silver rsw12 sub /silver rs6 floor /fx /rear and rslcr center. dvi to hdmi. mark grant sub cable.
 
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Do you have Sky connected to your n-vi?

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no have not botherd .will when i get new hd box
 
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I take you mean Sky audio off the optical connection?
 
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I take you mean Sky audio off the optical connection?


Yup. Just want to know if the teething problems I've seen on this input are solved in the current boxes.

Duncan
 
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I take you mean Sky audio off the optical connection?


Yup. Just want to know if the teething problems I've seen on this input are solved in the current boxes.

Duncan


If you refering to audio being delayed from video on sky boxes. to correct this:-

would either require a video delay to allow the audio stream to catch up (not what the n-Vi does).

OR

putting the audio in a time-warp and forwarding in to the future (sadly not possible).
 
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av@naim, it states in the manual it has a lip-sync feature what is that for then ? the way it reads it should compensate for video/audio delay problems
 
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John,

The lip sync feature is for micro adjustments on the DVD.

Duncan
 
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If you are referring to audio being delayed from video on sky boxes. To correct this:-

would either require a video delay to allow the audio stream to catch up (not what the n-Vi does).

OR

putting the audio in a time-warp and forwarding in to the future (sadly not possible).


I’m confused. This is the original party line I was given when I first reported the fault. Since that time, in conversations with both my dealer and Adam, I’ve been given to understand that Naim accept the fault and will rectify it.

As far as I am concerned it has bugger all to do with time shifting video or audio, but with designing the box properly so that it does not introduce a delay. Asking the question on other forums I’ve found plenty of people who do not experience a delay on their Sky+ digital optical output through their DSP processors.

Two questions:

1) Is this the official Naim stance that the problem is with Sky+ and not the n-vi? If not, is this now fixed in the replacement box my dealer tells me to expect later this week?

2) Have Naim actually tried an optical out from Sky+ via an n-vi and then via a cheap DSP? No? I have, and guess what? The latter works!

Given that potential customers for the n-vi will read this forum, and if Naim insist that the problem lies with Sky+, then Naim should be up front and warn them that Sky+ and the n-vi will not work together. I.e. if Sky+/HD/other TV source with a digital optical output is your bag then look elsewhere than an n-vi.

Duncan
 
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duncan, the more i read about the n-vi the worse it seems to get, was hoping to use my telewest tv drive via optical into the n-vi, who knows might have the same problem, have sent an e-mail to naim regarding this issue, i await there reply to see if i need to cancel my order before i even get my n-vi, as i stated in my e-mail something that cost £3000 that you can't even watch digital tv through is in my mind taking the piss, at the moment using denon 3805 no problems with lip-sync issues whatever is feed into it, and the dsp modes work with analogue inputs,
 
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Sky itself has always had lipsync issues.

Unfortunately, as stated, there isnt anything that can be done as its the wrong way round for correction.

Also, the more revealing and detailed the equipment is that the audio is being passe through, the more noticeable it is.

I had a long discussion about this with Chord when i had an av set up.
 
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