I let my Lumagen’s do all the heavy lifting, framing, aspect ratios, geometry, full color calibration, Darbee enhancement etc from each source to screen.

+1 on this....a true pro offering

Problem solved, apparently. The Duo wouldn't respond to the power button on the remote suddenly, and I had to turn the unit on and off manually; a factory reset solved things for a few days and then the problem returned. Everything else worked fine. I dug out the remote from my previous Duo and things are working normally. Perhaps I sat on the original remote and damaged the power button? It doesn't feel any different. Oh well.

This turn of events doesn't remove the Lumagen from my radar, however, as I downloaded the manual. That's not good for my peace of mind (or my wallet) . . .

I have a question about the Lumagen's. Can these units allow you to mix and match audio & video HDMI streams from different sources? For example say I want to listen to some digital music files on my NAS through my Oppo 205 but I don't want to sit there and stare at a static screen, can I combine the video signal from my PVR and watch tv while listening?

I wonder how something like a Lumagen would compare to the latest OLED 4K TVs, especially a Sony with regard to VP quality. Sony is known for their video processing acumen. Also with regard to the latest chips in 4K blu-ray players (thinking the Pioneer LX-500 in particular). I also note that the Lumagen website lists only 2 current models, both lacking analog inputs (component and s-video). Looks like anyone with legacy connections (component and s-video) would be in trouble, unless they could score an older model that has them.

Just curious. Is there anything else out there besides Lumagen at this point?

Does anyone have an opinion on Lumagen vs MadVR Envy?

Lumagen by 100% :yes: