Denon AVR 4310CI - Home Theater Receiver Basics

Basic Overview of the Denon 4310CI Home Theater Receiver. Features and On-Screen Menu, with Network Audio.

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[jmadden805]

As a CI and dedicated Denon dealer I would be interested to know if you are a Denon Authorized Dealer since you are selling the CI line retail. If you are not then your clients need to know they have zero warranty. I will be checking on this with Denon in the morning.

[HomeTechnologyStore]

@jmadden805 HI, I just noticed this comment and I had to reply. Yes we are authorized for many D&M holdiongs brands including Boston Acoustics as well. Check Denon's website. Denon does still warranty grey market goods BTW. Their warranties are insured by a 3rd party and becuase that is part of what a consumer pays for as an authentic Denon prodcut they by law have to warranty the product. Sucks for both of us!

[andrewcobra2000]

I want to upscale video from my laptop How do I do that?.

I have HDMI output from my laptop.

[navylarz]

You should not be able to have Component Video and HDMI active at the same time.

[navylarz]

CI = Custom Integration and sometimes as Custom installation.

[navylarz]

Be careful as you likely are running a 4ohm load on the receivers and most receivers are rated for 6-8 ohm loads.

[masbarrena]

i have a 2.0 stereo receiver with five speakers and subwoofer. what i did was i piggy-backed the two left speakers in the FL output and the two right speakers in the FR output, which gives me the surround effects. then i plugged the center speaker in, and now i get dialogue out of center speaker, surround effects left and right through the two left and right speakers, and bass through the subwoofer. almost like a 5.1 set up, but it's still in 2.0 stereo sound, but hey it sounds great, i'm happy!

[vilekyle22]

were you having an earthquake at the end?

[merkywave]

what does the ci stand for?

[shartmud]

can you have component and hdmi output at same time