djdynamite123
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Yeah similar noise although yours sounds really grinding. Mine sounds exactly like the video I put up, does yours sound like that too? Has it always done that noise since you bought the player?
Great, does yours sound exactly like mine in the video? the whirling noise and then the loud brrrrrrrrr.Yeah it's done it since day one. It's just like the disc reader checking for a disc I think. I'm not worried about it
I'll leave it then, Iv'e got a years warranty so if it borks in by then so be it will be replaced! haha.Yeah that's the exact noise. Like you say, it's just part of the boot up
Your signature is correct lol. Going from a 32" to a 47" felt large for the first 2 days or so but now seems too small and wish I got the 55 or even bigger lol. Now when you go to someones place that has a 42/40 they look tiny and 32"s just look portable like now lol.A new LCD is like your wedding tackle.....once you've used it a few times you'll wish it was bigger
Xblade, you have the same problem as me, the only way to fix it is either buying a good motherboard with hdmi 1.4 or with a coax/optical connection or a soundcard which supports Dolby Digital Live/DTS Connect. A quick fix is to buy an expensive soundcard like the Xonar HDAV1.3 or Auzen X-Fi HomeTheater HD which have a HDMI output. I believe there is only 2 soundcards of this type which output video/audio via HDMI otherwise their is many cheap alternatives but require either coax/optical cable to the reciever.Hi, I have just purchased a LG BH7420P, and I am getting really disappointed as I can't get surround from my PC. I have a PC with a ATI HD5670, and I have connected with a HDMI cable on HDMI input 1 into the BH7420P and then HDMI to my LG LW650T, on windows 7 on my PC, on HDMI Audio output, my only options for speaker setup is Stereo, there is no quadraphonic or 5.1 Surround, when I look on properties it only shows max numbers of channels - 2, the bit rate are 32 / 44.1 / 48 Khz, the encoded formats supported are only dolby digital and DTS, I was expecting to see at least 6 channels, DTS HD, dolby digital +, dolby True HD, all audio formats supported by this home cinema system. I have tried many things, by installing HDMI audio drivers, AMD or Realtek, I have actually tried EDID overrrides, but I can't the surround to work.
I can see movies already encoded as DTS or dolby digital as 5.1 surround using fddshow audio encoder, but my point is I am not getting into the received 5.1 PCM audio. Does anyone have experienced or know if this possible with the device ?
Thanks
Dolby Digital Live encodes any audio signal on PC in real-time to Dolby Digital (AC3) 5.1 surround sounds to your home theater environment through one single S/PDIF connection.
DTS® Connect contains DTS Interactive Encoder and DTS NeoC technologies. DTS Interactive encodes any sound on PC to “DTS 5.1 Surround” high bitrate digital stream to your home theater through S/PDIF connection. DTS NeoC can convert stereo audio into 5.1 or 7.1-channel high-fidelity surround sounds.
This means that if it's not already encoded Dolby or DTS it will only output 2 channel stereo. Which is why you get 2.0 PCM. Protected means that only if it's Dolby Digital or DTS it will pass because it's like a certificate, or protocol if you like. Remember games have their own protected 5.1 sound which is why you need a way of decoding it. It's to do with money, patents and protected developments are a very profitable thing and Dolby and DTS make huge amounts of cash from it. Games are not encoded in Dolby Digital, they are typically PCM 2.0/5.0 so you need so a soundcard to encode it to Dolby Digital or DTS.Integrated HD audio controller
Output protected high bit rate 7.1 channel surround sound over HDMI with no additional cables required
Supports AC-3, AAC, Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio formats
Hiya guys,
Could somebody let me know if the centre speaker is wall mountable?
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