can i hook up coax and optical digital audio at the same time??
#1
Inane Thread Master, 2018 TOTY
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Are any of us really anywhere?
Posts: 49,564
Received 938 Likes
on
786 Posts
can i hook up coax and optical digital audio at the same time??
I want to be able to hook up one dvd player via coax digital connection for audio and a second dvd player via optical digital audio...it would use the same dvd/ld option on my reciever...can this be done?? i mean when one player is on and the other off will the reciever send the audio signal to the player that is on and everything will output perfectly fine? i am not sure if this can be done. if someone knows what in the hell i am talking about i would so appreciate a right or wrong on my part. thanks in advance.
#3
DVD Talk Legend
Originally posted by X
This might be a radical suggestion, but how about trying it?
This might be a radical suggestion, but how about trying it?
I'm pretty sure this sort of thing would be covered in the owner's manual of your equipment. Every DVD player and receiver is different. Do you want to make both connections to the same input? Different inputs?
#4
Administrator
Originally posted by Mr. Salty
Couldn't he accidentally cause an entropy loop that could bring about the collapse of space and time as we know it?
Couldn't he accidentally cause an entropy loop that could bring about the collapse of space and time as we know it?
You're right! I didn't remember about that happening the last time I tried it because it hasn't happened to me yet in this current time continuum.
#5
Inane Thread Master, 2018 TOTY
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Are any of us really anywhere?
Posts: 49,564
Received 938 Likes
on
786 Posts
it will be to the same DVD/LD input option on the reciever, but obviously two dif connections (1 coax, 1 optical: each component would be off at the time the other is on). i dont have the 2nd player yet and this is integral in my decision and thus wondering prior.
#6
DVD Talk Legend
It depends on the receiver, but with both of the receivers I have owned (Sony and Onkyo), you could only assign one digital input at a time to a given input.