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In Reply to: I'd say it's more likely to be the PS2.... posted by Iguana Man on May 9, 2002 at 10:56:40:
I noticed last night, watching Lawrence of Arabia, that whenever this audible glitch happened it coincided with the preamp receiving a burst of PCM via the optical input and then returning to AC3. Whenever it switches from one to the other, there is what sounds like a burst of static. I assume a good DVD player would output a continuous AC3 signal and this wouldn't happen. Otherwise I am screwed because me preamp is seeing some breaks in the AC3 signal as an opporutnity to turn off and on the speaker field.Well, screwed may be a dramatic way of putting it. The problem is quite subtle.
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- Interesting--more info about the problem - Jazz Inmate 16:24:23 05/09/02 (1)
- Did you check the PS2's menu options ? - Iguana Man 09:43:51 05/10/02 (0)
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