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In Reply to: Analog outs of DVD players? posted by Jick on August 25, 2002 at 00:26:46:
See section 3.6.3 (paragraph 4) to answer your question.
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So the way he plans to use it the main channels will not be properly processed..."The built-in 2-channel decoder turns Dolby Digital into standard analog stereo audio, which can be fed to almost any type of audio equipment (receiver, TV, boombox, etc.) using a pair of stereo audio cables."
It will basically be an dolby pro-logic signal that gets sent via the analog audio cables and this is not properly processed 5.1. It can be done but it will not provide the a true DD/DTS processed signal.
Not exactly accurate "decoding", but I know some who prefer this setup. Not me, but it's his system.
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