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I plan to use the digital outs to a receiver for the center and rear channels, but want to use the L/R analog outs to an intergrated amp which is more musical. Is this feasible? Or does the L/R analog outs of a DVD player when playing DVDs already contain "processed" information downmixed from 5.1? Or is will I still get the pure L/R signal when playing 5.1 material at 5.1 mode? My DVD player is a Pioneer with no built in decoder.Jovi
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Topic - Analog outs of DVD players? - Jick 00:26:46 08/25/02 (10)
- My two pence... - Lowrider 09:39:40 09/03/02 (0)
- DVD explained... - Joe Murphy Jr 00:07:16 08/26/02 (2)
- Re: DVD explained... - EricJ 04:58:35 08/26/02 (1)
- Well done, young padowan... - Joe Murphy Jr 06:55:32 08/26/02 (0)
- No, you only get "processed" 5.1 after your reciever/decoder... - EricJ 20:18:36 08/25/02 (1)
- You'll get "processed" 5.1 from the L/R outputs. (nt) - Joe Murphy Jr 12:24:51 08/25/02 (0)
- Depends . . . - Auricle 08:28:09 08/25/02 (3)
- See sentence #3: he's using DVDs. (nt) - Joe Murphy Jr 12:27:10 08/25/02 (2)
- still depends - Auricle 08:58:21 08/26/02 (1)
- No. - Joe Murphy Jr 17:17:20 08/26/02 (0)
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