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Is there any way to get this surround system set up for 5.1?
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ssddx
Glorious
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after seeing the back panel...
no, you can not get 5.1 audio from input sources with that equipment.
the only way to get 5.1 would be to replace the control box (dvd player receiver combo box that you pictured) however the speakers likely arent good enough to warrant doing that.
sorry but you might be better off just getting a cheap pc surround sound speaker set.
no, you can not get 5.1 audio from input sources with that equipment.
the only way to get 5.1 would be to replace the control box (dvd player receiver combo box that you pictured) however the speakers likely arent good enough to warrant doing that.
sorry but you might be better off just getting a cheap pc surround sound speaker set.
ssddx
Glorious
- May 27, 2009
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the manual does not include a diagram showing all connections on the rear (and i'm not sure which of those covered models you actually have).
from what i can tell it appears that it accepts composite (yellow, red, white) connections from other sources. this being only stereo inputs.
some HTIB (home theater in a box) sets are known for only allowing 5.1 sound from the integrated dvd/blueray players. this may be one of those models however i can not say for sure without seeing the back panel of your unit.
if you would please find a photo (on google images is fine) of your back panel that would help confirm. basically what i am looking for is either a spdif optical or spdif coax connection. i did not see it listed in the manual so i dont think you have one but double check on the back.
as far as what you can do? not much. you might have a sound mode which extends sound to the other speakers (but its still stereo sound).
from what i can tell it appears that it accepts composite (yellow, red, white) connections from other sources. this being only stereo inputs.
some HTIB (home theater in a box) sets are known for only allowing 5.1 sound from the integrated dvd/blueray players. this may be one of those models however i can not say for sure without seeing the back panel of your unit.
if you would please find a photo (on google images is fine) of your back panel that would help confirm. basically what i am looking for is either a spdif optical or spdif coax connection. i did not see it listed in the manual so i dont think you have one but double check on the back.
as far as what you can do? not much. you might have a sound mode which extends sound to the other speakers (but its still stereo sound).
ssddx
Glorious
- May 27, 2009
- 5,968
- 2
- 46,060
- 1,585
after seeing the back panel...
no, you can not get 5.1 audio from input sources with that equipment.
the only way to get 5.1 would be to replace the control box (dvd player receiver combo box that you pictured) however the speakers likely arent good enough to warrant doing that.
sorry but you might be better off just getting a cheap pc surround sound speaker set.
no, you can not get 5.1 audio from input sources with that equipment.
the only way to get 5.1 would be to replace the control box (dvd player receiver combo box that you pictured) however the speakers likely arent good enough to warrant doing that.
sorry but you might be better off just getting a cheap pc surround sound speaker set.
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