Hi Guys,
I posted similar question on other thread (sammy 43e490 owners). Pls bear with me for starting a new thread, as i could not find much info on this, and it might be basic stuff understood by default.
Most of the HD Tvs have Digital audio out and audio out, and as per a samsung model spec(link provided below), 5.1 surround sound is sent to HT only when "TV is receiving a DTV signal". What does this mean? and it also says that, an audio signal that TV receives through HDMI, will be downgraded to stereo on Digital audio out.
My intention is to get surround sound when source is USB device connected to TV (as sammy in particular, plays most of formats including BRRips and i can avoid a BlueRay palyer
)
Other wise i don't see any value in playing just video through USB, without surround sound on HT.
Page 11 from the following link
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/c...1458921/[UC7000-NA]BN68-02627A-07L03-0903.pdf
??DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL)
xxWhen a Digital Audio System is connected to the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) jack, decrease the volume
of both the TV and the system.
xx 5.1 CH (channel) audio is available when the TV is connected to an external device supporting 5.1 CH.
xxWhen the receiver (home theater) is set to on, you can hear sound output from the TVs optical jack. When the
TV is receiving a DTV signal, the TV will send 5.1 CH sound to the home theater receiver. When the source is
a digital component such as a DVD / Blu-ray player / cable box / STB (Set-Top-Box) satellite receiver and is
connected to the TV via HDMI, only 2 CH audio will be heard from the home theater receiver. If you want to
hear 5.1 CH audio, connect the digital audio out jack from your DVD / Blu-ray player / cable box / STB satellite
receiver directly to an amplifier or home theater.
??AUDIO OUT: Connects to the audio input jacks on your amplifier/DVD home theater.
xxWhen connecting, use the appropriate connector.
xxWhen an audio amplifier is connected to the AUDIO OUT jacks: Decrease the volume of the TV and adjust the
volume level with the amplifiers volume control.
I posted similar question on other thread (sammy 43e490 owners). Pls bear with me for starting a new thread, as i could not find much info on this, and it might be basic stuff understood by default.
Most of the HD Tvs have Digital audio out and audio out, and as per a samsung model spec(link provided below), 5.1 surround sound is sent to HT only when "TV is receiving a DTV signal". What does this mean? and it also says that, an audio signal that TV receives through HDMI, will be downgraded to stereo on Digital audio out.
My intention is to get surround sound when source is USB device connected to TV (as sammy in particular, plays most of formats including BRRips and i can avoid a BlueRay palyer

Other wise i don't see any value in playing just video through USB, without surround sound on HT.
Page 11 from the following link
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/c...1458921/[UC7000-NA]BN68-02627A-07L03-0903.pdf
??DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL)
xxWhen a Digital Audio System is connected to the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (OPTICAL) jack, decrease the volume
of both the TV and the system.
xx 5.1 CH (channel) audio is available when the TV is connected to an external device supporting 5.1 CH.
xxWhen the receiver (home theater) is set to on, you can hear sound output from the TVs optical jack. When the
TV is receiving a DTV signal, the TV will send 5.1 CH sound to the home theater receiver. When the source is
a digital component such as a DVD / Blu-ray player / cable box / STB (Set-Top-Box) satellite receiver and is
connected to the TV via HDMI, only 2 CH audio will be heard from the home theater receiver. If you want to
hear 5.1 CH audio, connect the digital audio out jack from your DVD / Blu-ray player / cable box / STB satellite
receiver directly to an amplifier or home theater.
??AUDIO OUT: Connects to the audio input jacks on your amplifier/DVD home theater.
xxWhen connecting, use the appropriate connector.
xxWhen an audio amplifier is connected to the AUDIO OUT jacks: Decrease the volume of the TV and adjust the
volume level with the amplifiers volume control.
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