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Old 13-05-2004, 01:04   #9
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Re: X Box and Dolby Digital

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Originally Posted by JamieLee2k
I was going to do the same so I brought a Advanced SCART Cable and when I got home to hook it up i noticed that my TV wasn't upto the standards to enable this feature, so if there any way around it.

I have a panasonic 25" with 2 speakers in the TV, 2 Extra speakers to the rear, 1 subwoofer in the stand. I have the option of adding an extra 2 speaker.

What model TV is it?


For the TV to be able to do Dolby Digital, it would need its own built-in Dolby Digital decoder/amp - with an optical digital audio input.

You say your TV won't do it, so I assume it just has its own Dolby Surround/ProLogic & not Dolby Digital.

What surround sound type does the manual say the TV has? What audio inputs does it have?

You should at least be able to get the TV to take the Dolby Surround from the XBox (not as good as DD, but better than plain stereo).

To use the XBox's DD output, you'd have to get an actual Dolby Digital decoder/amp (& some more speakers).
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