If my A/V receiver doesn&acute;t support formats like DTS-HD, will this switch be able to transform it to other format?
862834
No, but DTS-HD has a DTS core that will play fine on your DTS receiver. However if your receiver does not support DTS at all you won't be able hear anything unless the bluray or dvd has a different audio track or your player will down-convert for you. All Dolby True-HD blurays I have, also have a Dolby Digital track as well.
2258075
Thanks for your inquiry. Please do not worry, our splitter can support hdcp or non hdcp products.Hope this information can help you.
1064224
With this guy, you must switch inputs on TV, receiver doesn't convert component to HDMI signal. From receiver you will have 2 sets of wires to TV: HDMI for HDDVD
1214373
Try the dip switches that change from pal to NTSC format. The default was pal. I had same issue and fixed it with the switch settings
1871871
Actually the player can be configured to play sound RAW or to downstream it to LPCM so you can hear it in a conventional stereo player like standard TVs. Bottom line, you'll have no problems with mkv dts files.
797295
To the best of my knowledge, this receiver will not convert analog signals to HDMI, so you will have to change the TV input over when you switch from DVD to Wii.
1255643
No. That would be an analog system and these are digital. You could use the NTSC test output perhaps if you are thinking of upgrading to HD-SDI in the future, but the quality is not that great.
1389605
My setup is: Raspberry &lt;HDMI&gt; ViewHD ViewHD &lt;HDMI&gt; TV ViewHD &lt;TOSLink/optical&gt; Onkyo TX-SR500 The ViewHD is provided with a switch that you can switch between pass-through/2CH/5.1, in my case 5.1 So when I have AC3 content played on the raspberry it is detected as Dolby D on the Onkyo. No chance to test DTS yet.
2044256
Unfortunately no simply because it's not a spliter. There is a tiny switch on it to change from the HD mode and standard. It's one or the other.
217963
Robert, I am not sure. I have a smaller version of this converter. I was trying it with my Direct TV receiver box to see if I could change my display settings and I kept getting an error message saying my TV was not HD compatible which is true as my TV does not have any HDMI inputs. So no, I could not go from 480 to 1080 in my situation. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Good luck!
2011229
It depends on if your TV is HD ready. If not, you will not receive the HD signal without the converter box.
1008724
Yes, you can set it to either pass through the native 1080i or deinterlace to 1080p or upscale to 4K, depending on whether you want your receiver or your TV to do the scaling/deinterlacing.
459401
Probably not. You need to have a "Digital" and not an analog TV receiver. You can get a box to translate digital to analog.
1389606
My setup is:Raspberry <HDMI> ViewHDViewHD <HDMI> TVViewHD <TOSLink/optical> Onkyo TX-SR500The ViewHD is provided with a switch that you can switch between pass-through/2CH/5.1, in my case 5.1So when I have AC3 content played on the raspberry it is detected as Dolby D on the Onkyo.No chance to test DTS yet.
727184
Your digital receiver is very common in that it needs to convert all audio, including analog audio, to digital. Unless your receiver has a way to turn off *all* digital processing then there is no way around it. Probably need to buy an analog only amp to avoid this double D/A conversion.
1923989
Sorry I do not know since i do not use or plan on using this service I never checked it out, look in the specs if it doesn't I am sure you could buy a streaming box that will have it. The TV has dnla and it works great, however I have added a wd live box since the dnla does not play video files with DTS audio the wd does.
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but the old model, the one that I have, does support DTS, I've played a MKV file with DTS, and connected via optical audio toslink to my Home Theater, the Home Theater displays DTS