Ok ill explain this
See the output of decoder (6 cables) it goes as input to your hone theater input.
And decoder is connected with dth via spdif coaxial or optical .
HELP Deciding on a Home theater 5.1
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See the output of decoder (6 cables) it goes as input to your hone theater input.
And decoder is connected with dth via spdif coaxial or optical .
IndianMascot
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What exactly does these decoders do ? Please explain in detail. It sounds interesting making me curious.
You cant connect with just l and r input . you need 5.1 home theater.
Technoglitch
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Technoglitch
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it is just a decoder,connect it your speaker system i/p to enjoy the DD audio if you dont have inbuilt decoder.
Bro these are the Dolby decoders sold separately because HT with dolby decoding increases there cost.
Also youll get less powerful amps.
Using this you can decode 5.1 sound externally and give the home theater analog 5.1 input.
Basically when i bought TS i was studying electronics and researched this these are DIGITAL TO ANALOG converter. And are more effective then internal decoders. They are licensed to dolby too.
I understand that but the six cables goes as input into home theatre... Bit my home theater does not allow 6inputs it has output for speakers there are no inputs slot input only for LEFT & RIGHT Audio and AUX IN Please explain
Yup you got it right. But there is no need for decoder if you have only LR input.
There will be no effect.
IndianMascot
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That means only decoder is not sufficient, we need a HT also to enjoy 5.1 channel audio. Right ?
Ok so you cant attach this. It will not work.
I would suggest you to take a look at SOUND BARS with virtual surround .
They use pyscoacoustic feature of humans to produce 5.1 effect in a single sound bar.