This is a common complaint and frustration about the program. * Make sure the program finds your receiver. The Audyssey program does not direclty manage the profiles for you. ADY files and also restore them, similar to saving and reloading files in a spreadsheet or word processor. * You have to actively save profiles as individual. If you don't have one, they're fairly easy to set up and learn how to use. First, you need to have a Google Drive in the cloud. You can actually create multiple profiles in this manner, and the receiver will store any two of them simultaneously. * Joe recommends saving a baseline profile, then making a copy and editing that. Joe provides a checklist in the comments that is worth printing out and using as a checklist. Concise and complete, this 15 minute video will help you set your bearings and give you a goal oriented approach to setting up a good equalization profile for your receiver. * I watched a few youtube videos, but the best I found was Joe Tell's 'How I Setup Audyssey Using the MultEQ App on My Denon X4500H - Step by Step Instructions'. This program worked extremely well for me, but as a software developer I recognize there are many gotcha's with this program. Running the Audyssey program on an Android tablet. There's a certain amount of beating your head against the wall in setting up equipment, so, first bit of advice, take breathers and don't get into a lather about frustrations that are bound to arise. I wanted to break up the process over several shorter sessions so that I could assess and enjoy the fruits of my labour as I went. I wanted to get one source working properly, and then bring in other input sources. I decided to make my Apple TV box work first, then retune the sound profile with the Android based Audyssey program (cost $29 CDN), and then work in the other input sources for the system. Video output: LG B9 OLED 65 inch television.Īfter completing the interactive startup process provided by Denon and running the onboard Audyssey configuration program, I began the process of working through my configuration one step at a time. Input sources:an Apple TV streaming box, a Arcam CD73 CD player, an OPPO BDP-95 Bluray player, and an ASUS PN50 media computer.Īudio output: Totem Arro left-right speakers, Totem Tribe subwoofer with a separate, dedicated Totem mono amplifier, ELAC Debut Reference DCR52 centre channel, NO SURROUND speakers, Please, do your worst.Īfter the upgrade, my system consists of the following components.Īudio visual receiver: the Denon X3700H AVR, I'll amend this orginal post with any errors found by other readers.

I documented the various perils I encountered along the way on the presumption that this might be helpful to fellow travellers. Recently I upgraded my music and television system from analogue stereo to a 3.1 system based around the Denon X3700H audio visual receiver.

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