HyperSonic
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Thank you for your help. Now all i need is a decent coaxial cable.
You don't need to buy a "decent" coax cable, any spare AV cable at home will do.Thank you for your help. Now all i need is a decent coaxial cable.
Any RCA to RCA cable. Stereo, Composite or Component. Doesn't matter as they all give error free Digital Audio. You could make one yourself at home if you dont have any. Like if you have an stereo headphone to RCA cables, you could cut them from one end to get rid of stereo headphone socket and instead join the White and Red RCA cables to have a makeshift "coaxial" Digital Audio cable.what A/C cable are u talking abt component cables?
Any RCA to RCA cable. Stereo, Composite or Component. Doesn't matter as they all give error free Digital Audio. You could make one yourself at home if you dont have any. Like if you have an stereo headphone to RCA cables, you could cut them from one end to get rid of stereo headphone socket and instead join the White and Red RCA cables to have a makeshift "coaxial" Digital Audio cable.
All will give practically the same result without any loss in quality.
hmmmm sounds good but i m not sure abt i have already spent some money on these cables so ok for me. Thanks anyway for ur guidence
It is not possible to get 7.1 audio from a SPDIF coaxial or optical connection. At the least, a HDMI 1.3 connection is required for 7.1 audio. In any case, the current HD channels are broadcasting in 5.1 audio only.This DD5.1 HDMI issue on the part of Tata sky is simply irritating to say the least. Hope they fix it soon. Anybody have info on when Tatasky plan to implement this? Btw if you guys noticed, they claim 7.1 DD surround sound on their website now. Anyone getting that using their coaxials? on any of the HD channels that is.
It is not possible to get 7.1 audio from SPDIF coaxial or optical connection. At the least a HDMI 1.3 conection is required for 7.1 audio. In any case, the current HD channels are broadcasting in 5.1 audio only.
Hi
you have to change the optical connection.
It should be from STB to AVR.
BTW the screenshot that you have posted.
Is that real?
Hi here is my set up and i get DD 5.1
Tatasky DVR>HDMI>TV
Tatasky DVR>OPtical cable>AVR
Thanks
He seemed to have connected Analog Stereo (composite) connection from STB and expecting DD5.1 out of it :yahoo:Optical or Coaxial, either of the two will give you Dolby Digital 5.1 if connected directly from STB to AVR. For Coaxial, you just need a "SINGLE" RCA cable connected, not the double red-and-white which you have mentioned. Just connect a single cable from the Coaxial output on the STB to the coaxial input on your AVR. One of the red or white cables will also do, but just one of them, not both, and do not connect to the red-and-white jacks. The Coaxial is orange on the STB and on your AVR.
He seemed to have connected Analog Stereo (composite) connection from STB and expecting DD5.1 out of it :yahoo:
waveking - TS HD currently has a bug of sending DD5.1 through HDMI. Also, most of the TVs do not relay DD5.1 coming through HDMI through their optical output. Your AVR seems to be HDMI capable, so best bet would be to connect the HDMI cable from STB (AFTER DD5.1 bug gets resolved) or use one of the RCA (Red or White as suggested by zervinb) to the coaxial input of your AVR. I expected you to be more rationale about these things being associated with IIT KanpurKidding...