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Posted by Holy Crikey on 11/30/06 04:22
On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 20:46:53 -0500, "R Sweeney"
<DockScience@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>"Holy Crikey" <dont@thinks.so.com> wrote in message
>news:an4sm2ln5hgphbg3scvoil2vc7lr5es2ui@4ax.com...
>>I have a Sony DAV-FX900W, http://tinyurl.com/y2yr89, and have it
>> connected through HDMI to my TV. The speakers are connected to the
>> DVD player, not a receiver or a stand alone amplifier. But the DVD
>> does have a built in amplifier is capable of putting out a 5.1DTS.
>>
>> What I wish to be able to do though is have the sounds of my Xbox and
>> Xbox360, which use component cables and are connected to my TV, be
>> output to the speakers so I can get the 5.1DTS when playing 5.1DTS
>> capable games.
>>
>> When I discussed this with a Best Buy rep, I was told that either I
>> can have the audio connection between my TV and the DVD player, though
>> that wouldn't have the speaker functioning in 5.1DTS, or I can have an
>> optical cable going from my game consoles to the DVD, but AFAIK,
>> neither Xbox nor the 360 has optical audio output jacks.
>>
>> So, anybody have an idea as to how I can achieve this? Any input or
>> suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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>The 360 has an optical audio out on the HD cable.
>Works great.
The HD cable? Would that be the component cable that came with the
system? If so, which color would it be? Thanks.
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