On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Ralph Smeets wrote:
AFAIK, Dobly Digital, DTC and/or MPEG-1 sound surpasses the bandwidth of
TosLink (the optical link). Thus coaxial is used.
I don't think this is true since many DVD players, mine included, have
both coax and optical outputs and 5.1 channel sound works
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Ralph Smeets wrote:
looked it up and it seems that only DTS sound surpasses the bandwidth of
TosLink..
Still not sure there since my DVD player does DTS and there's no mention
of it only working with the coax output. I'm pretty sure I played a DTS
disc on it before I
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, las wrote:
Hi. Do you have a receiver that has DTS circuitry in it?
Yep.
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.) The ES part gives DTS yet another channel for rear-centre.
All very exciting, I know... heh :-)
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the best thing
to use is, but you could go for a trial version of Cool Edit Pro which I
think would do the job.
Good luck!
Leo
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You've probably already tried this, but maybe the lens is just dirty and
needs cleaning with one of the cleaning MDs you can buy in most shops?
Whatever the problem is, good luck! My second Sony discman did something
similar a few months ago -- when trying to play most CDs it would say "no
Hi, I've just joined this list so apologies if this has been asked before,
but I couldn't see a mention in any FAQs or webpages.
I'm thinking about getting an MD-deck, mainly to record CDs to MD. (I
currently use a Discman and an MZ-R55 connected via optical, and have an
MZ-E90 for playback.)
