Does it carry a digital optical toslink?
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No optical, no Hdmi, luckily i had (red & white) audio out jacks on the back of my tv. I hook everything to tv then tv to stereo
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No but does have a digital out. They call it spdif but its pretty much the same thing as Coaxil digital cable i had to call tcl to find out which cable i need to get sound from the tv to my surround sterio.
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Manual says "Optical TOSLINK digital output port. Connects to external digital decoder or digital speaker systems, Home Theater systems, AV receivers for outputting digital audio including PCM, DTS Digital, DTS, WMA-Pro, etc."
518695
Yes. The soundbar comes a short (3-4 ft.) optical cable with TOSLINK connectors at both ends.
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It has a digital audio out (optical). You need to get an optical cord and connect it to your receiver. http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10229 Need a toslink to toslink cable
1101381
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
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ON the back of mt panasonic 47" Viera there is a spot that says "digital audio" I ran an optic cable from there to my sound bar and it worked fine. When I bought the cable they called it the "Optical cable" Toslink. Wasn't familiar with the term toslink at the time. Like the unit quite well, would recommend. Not as good as an expensive home theater, but for the money it work well for me. Definitely better than the TV speakers by far. You may want to go through the presets to adjust the bass a bit, they have one for music, news, movies-etc. I try them from the remote until the sound is where I want it. The bass can be overwhelming at high volume, but I am not out to annoy the neighbors, just wanted to hear the tv. ON the back of mt panasonic 47" Viera there is a spot that says "digital audio" I ran an optic cable from there to my sound bar and it worked fine. When I bought the cable they called it the "Optical cable" Toslink. Wasn't familiar with the term toslink at the time. Like the unit quite well, would recommend. Not as good as an expensive home theater, but for the money it work well for me. Definitely better than the TV speakers by far. You may want to go through the presets to adjust the bass a bit, they have one for music, news, movies-etc. I try them from the remote... » Read More ON the back of mt panasonic 47" Viera there is a spot that says "digital audio" I ran an optic cable from there to my sound bar and it worked fine. When I bought the cable they called it the "Optical cable" Toslink. Wasn't familiar with the term toslink at the time. Like the unit quite well, would recommend. Not as good as an expensive home theater, but for the money it work well for me. Definitely better than the TV speakers by far. You may want to go through the presets to adjust the bass a bit, they have one for music, news, movies-etc. I try them from the remote until the sound is where I want it. The bass can be overwhelming at high volume, but I am not out to annoy the neighbors, just wanted to hear the tv. « Show Less
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No, this box needs a fiber optic (Toslink) input for a digital output. It does not convert analog to digital.
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It does have an optical input ability. The year is 2014, not sure of the month - June does come to mind. I you need me to verify the month let me know and I can check in a few hours.
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The Monoprice DVI & S/PDIF Digital Coax/Optical Toslink Audio to HDMI Converter is designed to take optical as one of the inputs and produce HDMI output so I don't think it's going to solve your application. Have a look at the J-Tech Digital Premium Quality HDMI to HDMI + Audio (SPDIF + 3.5mm Stereo) Audio Extractor Converter (JTDAT5CH). It will take HDMI as an input and generate optical out as one of the options.
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You probably have discovered by now that this unit does not have optical (toslink) audio out, only digital coax (a single RCA jack that may have a yellow colored collar). Hope this helps! - Dr.Maxx
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It has standard component ports and an SPDIF port. I use the SPDIF b/c it's just one digital cable, and there is an inexpensive adapter you can use to go from that to the optical (what I do to go to my LG Soundbar). Works great.
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The product description on the Amazon page states that it converts Toslink optical audio signals and further states that it takes 24-bit S/PDIF incoming bit stream on left and right channels. As far as I know Toslink is defined to cover raw PCM encoding as well as the later S/PDFI protocol. I would not assume it will convert other forms of audio signals without checking with the manufacturer. My personal use is with a standard Toslink signal.
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Yes, it does. There is a jack in the back that says it's a Digital Audio Out (Optical). This is a very nice TV! And it works well with DirecTv's 3D programming. When I bought mine it came with a Samsung 3D DVD player and that renders exceptional 3D as well.
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yes it has both...But I have noticed issues with the optical input if you would refer to the reviews
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No. There is only one optical input. You may use a switcher to select the input.
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The Stereo Audio Output Jack on the bottom can be used as an optical audio output jack also. You will need a Toslink to Optical Mini Plug Digital Cable or an optical cable with an Optical 3.5mm Mini Adapter. I've tried both ways and each way worked very well.