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I found that I needed to UNplug the optical out cable from my Pioneer DV-05 player in order to get analog sound when recording a DVD to SVHS tape. Why can't the unit have *both* analog & digital connections plugged in, and then let me choose between them ? I checked the menus for both the DV-05, and the receiver (Pioneer VSX-24TX). I took the digital settings on both, and turned them OFF, yet still no sound. I'll be writting/calling Pioneer, but in the mean time wanted to run this buy you folks for any input......Thanks in advance.
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Topic - Why can't *both* analog & digital outputs be connected at the same time ? - Iguana Man 08:30:00 01/21/01 (8)
- Re: Why can't *both* analog & digital outputs be connected at the same time ? - breadvan 17:39:21 01/22/01 (1)
- Breadvan.... - Iguana Man 06:44:12 01/23/01 (0)
- Re: Why can't *both* analog & digital outputs be connected at the same time ? - 2 channel man 14:06:20 01/21/01 (1)
- If that's true, I'm very disappointed. - Iguana Man 04:32:52 01/22/01 (0)
- Re: Why can't *both* analog & digital outputs be connected at the same time ? - Tommart 11:49:47 01/21/01 (3)
- Tommart - you say "one additional composite out" - Iguana Man 13:28:04 01/21/01 (2)
- Re: Tommart - you say "one additional composite out" - Tommart 09:29:12 01/22/01 (1)
- Re: Tommart - OK.... - Iguana Man 08:02:32 01/23/01 (0)
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