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In Reply to: Re: DSP processors posted by JohanK on August 6, 2001 at 22:01:11:
It helps a great deal. It the info I was looking. I really appreciate it.
I do have one other question. After all video is hooked up the the monitir and the audio to the surround processor; Say you want to watch digital cable, and listen through the monitor and not use the stereo. How do you get the audio signal matched up w/the video into the monitor? Hope I am explaining myself?
Thanks
Mitch
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