PenguinHiFi
Established Member
Hi everyone,
Here's a stupid question.
A friend of mine has an old integrated HT amplifier. It's old and does not incorporate DTS nor Dolby decoders (it has of course, Dolby Pro Logic, but not Dolby digital).
I was wondering : if he buys a Blu-Ray player that has on-board DD and DTS decoders, will he be able to connect it to it's integrated power-amp with a digital cable (optical) and get the integrated to have the sound distributed over the 5 speakers, or will he only be able to do this using a 5.1 (as he obviously does not have 7.1) analogue connection ?
Regards.
PenguinHiFi
Here's a stupid question.
A friend of mine has an old integrated HT amplifier. It's old and does not incorporate DTS nor Dolby decoders (it has of course, Dolby Pro Logic, but not Dolby digital).
I was wondering : if he buys a Blu-Ray player that has on-board DD and DTS decoders, will he be able to connect it to it's integrated power-amp with a digital cable (optical) and get the integrated to have the sound distributed over the 5 speakers, or will he only be able to do this using a 5.1 (as he obviously does not have 7.1) analogue connection ?
Regards.
PenguinHiFi