will this splitter support 5.1 or 7.1 and dts formats
2053354
I cannot answer your question since I have never used the splitter and I don't know what a "dts formats" is.
380599
Yes it will help you hook up to your receiver, but I am doubtful that the 5.1 will come through as true 5.1. Is worth a try without upgrading your receiver.
88226
Yes...Very frustrating..I can get sound with Stereo, but not 5.1...Really makes the HD feeds useless...
426355
Hi there, if you have your tv and movies also attached via digital or optical audio, you will get 5.1 surround on your system if it is broadcast in 5.1. If you want equal sound from all speakers, as 7.1 and 5.1 are quite discrete and are only truly noticeable when movement or something like a loud explosion occurs, then cycle through the audio options of the receiver until you find the mode that gives the sound you are looking for. I usually set my receiver to DVD direct and it will send sound as recorded on the DVD. If you want other modes, look in the manual under the different audio modes and pick the one you like best. I hope that helps a bit and doesn't add to the confusion. True HD, I believe is only sent over HDMI that carries both video and audio. I may be wrong, and digital or audio will do this also. I have had the pleasure of DTS experience through 7.1 and it is incredible. Haven't played with True HD yet. you may want to check out AVS forums for more understanding of HT.
441665
This one only supports 1.1 -- you need to consider the TX-SR605 model which supports 1.3
1730223
if you connect your TV(the optical Output) to "Digital to Analog Audio Decoder"in the optical input and then connect your speakers to "Digital to Analog Audio Decoder" to the analog outputs work in 5.1,if you want to connect the TV directly to the speakers, your speakers should have optical input and yes works in 5.1
1038788
first check if your speakers have an input digital for the cable because the sound card have an output digital (the digital cable comes with it) if not then you need the Digital to Analog Audio Decoder Converter - Transfer the DTS/AC-3 Digital Signal and Stereo(R/L) Audio Signal into 5.1 Analog Output, i had the same problem with this device my 5.1 speakers got the digital dolby surround sound, also i needed to configure on the system (program) the 5.1 channels (speakers) also the digital sound and i choose the dolby system. good luck
1676594
Well its 7.1 surround sound but it works on 5 I suggest being able to support that at least
170857
The same source can be played in both zones or seperate sources to each zone. One zone is 5.1 and the other is stereo
755873
I wood say yes. It should send 5.1 audio! It just extends what is on the cable.
277149
Thanks, Rushead. Excellent explanation. I'm concluding that if I go with the BD55, I can use its 7.1 audio outputs with the 7.1 audio inputs on my Pioneer 1015. Might be the best way to go, since I'm sensing the Dolby TrueHD and DTS might be significantly better than regular DD and DTS in 5.1.
1357373
Absolutely! This receiver lets you use a setup "up to" 7.2 channels. The speaker inputs are labeled for 5.1 as well. That's what I'm doing right now, secure in the knowledge that I can always add another two satellites and a second subwoofer later. Take a look at a picture showing the back of the receiver, the input panel, and you'll see it's labeled for 5.1 as well. Hope this helps!
383093
Yes, it supports Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Pro Logic IIx, and DTS Neo:6 to expand stereo sources to 5.1 or 7.1 surround output. You can select from Dolby PLIIx Movie, Dolby PLIIx Music, Dolby PLIIx Game, DTS Neo:6 Cinema, or DTS Neo:6 Music as the listening mode. If you don't have surround back speakers, the receiver automatically selects Dolby Pro Logic II for 5.1 surround when selecting a Dolby Pro Logic IIX listening mode.
1101385
I heard that they released a firmware update for the older WDAVN00BN model that supports DTS, is that true?
1218076
There are splitters available, it depends. What outputs do you need specifically?
2210018
Yes, set the switches in on the back as the manual states. I use DTS through the Toslink and it works fine.
2013116
Yes. Make sure your receiver or TV is capable of it. I am using Pioneer Elite VSX-70 receiver and it is decoding DTS 7.1 and Dolby TrueHD. If you think your TV or receiver does not support these signal, you can downstream it to PCM (uncompressed) on audio settings.