| QUOTE (Butcher_ @ Mar 20 2004, 01:48 AM) |
| btw the passthrough setting won't make any difference as CD audio is 44.1KHz and passthrough requires 48KHz. |
Yeah but somehow my reciever still locks onto a Dolby Digital signal when playing mp3's. I think it upsamples to DD5.1.
But i have a question?? how do you get the Dolby Digital sound?? My reciver it shows only Analog sound??? What cables do i need??? I m realy newbe, i think there should be a coaxial cable for dolby digital sound, but how do i get the dolby digital out of xbox ??
| QUOTE ([UFK]Hitman @ Mar 22 2004, 05:45 PM) |
| But i have a question?? how do you get the Dolby Digital sound?? My reciver it shows only Analog sound??? What cables do i need??? I m realy newbe, i think there should be a coaxial cable for dolby digital sound, but how do i get the dolby digital out of xbox ?? |
You need the "Advanced A/V" pack. You should be able to find it at any Best Buy. However be aware there are 2 A/V packs, one contains S-Video out, the other contains Component video out - they both contain a digital optical output. Just make sure you're getting the right one for you tv.
| QUOTE (falser @ Mar 22 2004, 02:14 PM) |
| QUOTE (Butcher_ @ Mar 20 2004, 01:48 AM) | | btw the passthrough setting won't make any difference as CD audio is 44.1KHz and passthrough requires 48KHz. |
Yeah but somehow my reciever still locks onto a Dolby Digital signal when playing mp3's. I think it upsamples to DD5.1.
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Default output for digital is to encode to AC3. It'll be 2 channel unless you have output to all speakers on, then it'll be 5.1.
See, thats what I thought too....but as my original post said, if I play an MP3, it decodes into 5.1, but if I play a CD, it plays in 2 channel mode only. I have the Advanced A/V pack using an optical cable. I also have the setting to output to all channels turned on, yet CDs still only play in 2 channel.
Is this a bug?
I guess the CD code doesn't support multi-channel.