Dolby Pro Logic II
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Dolby Pro Logic II
There's no way I'm buying a new receiver just for this. Could anyone tell me if I can get this put into my receiver, a new chip or something?
I have a sony home theater (in a box). I don't know which one but it's a little over a year old.
I have a sony home theater (in a box). I don't know which one but it's a little over a year old.
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Unlikely, if it could be does I doubt it would be cost effective for the effect. I still wonder why on earth Nintendo did not include true digital 5.1 audio.
But whenever you do upgrade it will probably be a standard feature, in the near future at least.
But whenever you do upgrade it will probably be a standard feature, in the near future at least.
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I really don't understand the point of having 5.1 inputs on recievers anymore. I mean you can buy an outboard preamp for DTS or DD, but you can't find one for DPLII that costs less than a whole reciever.
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Originally posted by stevevt
DVD Audio and SACD?
DVD Audio and SACD?
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Originally posted by KnightSkywalker
Don't you have to have a reciever that accepts a 96khz digital signal? I was under the impression that both are double a regular CD's 44.1 PCM.
Don't you have to have a reciever that accepts a 96khz digital signal? I was under the impression that both are double a regular CD's 44.1 PCM.
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Originally posted by stevevt
There currently isn't a digital interface for either of these formats. The only way to get a DVD-A or SACD signal from a player to receiver is to use an analog connection at this point. Therefore, and until there is a digital standard, the receiver's DACs are not involved during playback.
There currently isn't a digital interface for either of these formats. The only way to get a DVD-A or SACD signal from a player to receiver is to use an analog connection at this point. Therefore, and until there is a digital standard, the receiver's DACs are not involved during playback.
Thanks for the info.