could you explain the difference between hd and regular in more detail? how can you tell if your speakers can support HD
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Typically your speakers will always output at their maximum potential. That being said the quality of your speakers will depend on how clear and crisp the sounds transmitted through them are. The HD component on the unit is merely for the purpose that the BEST sound quality in any aspect comes from a directly wired unit. When using Bluetooth or radio frequencies, the sound quality is compromised a but for the convenience of using your device wirelessly. The HD device will clean some of that sound up a bit in any system, but again, don't expect THX quality. Also if your home theater system uses Audyssey, I'd highly recommend tweaking the settings if you're a sound junkie.
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Honestly not entirely sure, I run with my hd 16g. Works well, and came with an assortment of adapters. Although be weary, the speakers do not come with it.
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I have a 8.9 Kindke hdx on/off, volume and speakers on the back side. Hd has a different style of controls on the side They take different style cases Hope this answers your ques
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Nope not the one. I'm waiting for a solid state True Full HD (1920x1080) 30p solution. I couldn't care less about HDDVD BlueRay compatibility. I'll be playing the files from HDD of HTPC. I'm considering Sanyo VPC-HD2 as interim camera.
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Yes, you can. That's the main reason I bought it. Just make sure your HD is 2TB or less. It works great!
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Hi Connie, I'm glad that my Amazon peers were able to help you with your question. Enjoy the use of the speakers, they're great!
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Dario, Sorry, but the answer is no. I just bought the BD35 and was VERY dissapointed to discover that the Dolby and DTS HD audio formats are not supported at the optical output. This is not at all clear until you look at the chart on page 8 of the BD35/BD55 manual. Dolby-EX and DTS-ES make it through, but Dolby-TrueHD, DTS-HD, and DTS-HD Master Audio do not.
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THANKS KELLER!!! i got what you said about the audio on the yamaha.about the HD A35 i sent them a mail very angry cuz it was their mistake and the should look the way to fix it not me... so im waiting for their replay HOPE THEY LET ME KEEP THE HD DVD PLAYERS jejejejeje... but as you said its better to come clean about this stuff.tomorrow i will go buy the cables to hook the analog from my hd 35 and to my receiver, still the audio with the HDMI sound INCREIDIBLE... i let you know how all this ends... AND THANKS AGAIN MY FRIEND!
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It might depend on the computer you have and sound cards but my fairly new HP will only play through the speakers or the E7 but not both at the same time
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It supports intel HD audio. Howwever, as Intel states in its "features": 1. Intel® High Definition Audio (Intel® HD Audio) requires a system with an appropriate Intel® chipset and a motherboard with an appropriate codec and the necessary drivers installed. System sound quality will vary depending on actual implementation, controller, codec, drivers, and speakers. For more information about Intel® HD Audio, refer to www.intel.com/design/chipsets/hdaudio.htm
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Yup i got it on mine and made a huge diffrerance.. I dont think i will ever go back to a regular HD .. I did a restore with TimeMachine ..
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From what I have read, better speakers would be a better investment before changing the sound card. Have a look at this forum. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/58378-6-speakers-sound-card
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I would buy longer higher quality cable and check with Best Buy or Fry's about what speakers might be compatible. You also may need a more expensive system.
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Integrated HD speakers with Dolby Advanced Audio (that's all the info i can get from Lenovo)
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As others have mentioned this particular model "G276HL Dbd" has only VGA and DVI and there are no on board speakers or an HDMI. I use this as my main computer monitor and for watching an occasional TV show or movie on the internet. They do make HDMI to DVI adapters however as HDMI is backwards compatible with high end DVI devices. I've coupled this set up with a pair of Logitech speakers X-140 2.0 and I love the monitor and sound especially in this price range. Perhaps you're looking for something a lot higher end, but for the cost this is a very impressive set up, but without the bells and whistles that will be found on (Usually) if not considerably higher priced units. "Hope this helps." As others have mentioned this particular model "G276HL Dbd" has only VGA and DVI and there are no on board speakers or an HDMI. I use this as my main computer monitor and for watching an occasional TV show or movie on the internet. They do make HDMI to DVI adapters however as HDMI is backwards compatible with high end DVI devices. I've coupled this set up with a pair of Logitech speakers X-140 2.0 and I love the monitor and sound especially in this price range. Perhaps you're looking for something a lot higher end, but for the cost this is a very impressive set up, but without the... » Read More As others have mentioned this particular model "G276HL Dbd" has only VGA and DVI and there are no on board speakers or an HDMI. I use this as my main computer monitor and for watching an occasional TV show or movie on the internet. They do make HDMI to DVI adapters however as HDMI is backwards compatible with high end DVI devices. I've coupled this set up with a pair of Logitech speakers X-140 2.0 and I love the monitor and sound especially in this price range. Perhaps you're looking for something a lot higher end, but for the cost this is a very impressive set up, but without the bells and whistles that will be found on (Usually) if not considerably higher priced units. "Hope this helps." « Show Less
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Sony has been very bad about clearing this up. Unfortunately, the SonyHome Theater System HT-SS2300 does not support DTS-HD format Sound.The Home Theater System supports Digital Cinema Sound (DCS), DolbyDigital, Dolby Por Logic II, Dolby Surround (Dolby Pro Logic) andDTS Digital Surround. Now the question becomes how do we play over 1/3 of the discs out there with some kind of surround sound???
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I don't know because I don't have any experience with that. It looks like the difference is the HD is a little thicker. Can't go wrong with either, especially considering the price.