Hi All
I have just joined this forum after browsing it for months and months. Have got loads of great advice but thought it was about time i asked you knowledgable guys a question. I have set up in my room my LCD TV and a 7.1 surround sound system connected to my Amplifier. This part of the setup works fine. What i am stuck with is how to connect my computer to the Amplifier for the Audio. I dont think at the moment my computer takes full advantage of the 7.1 surround sound system. I am using a optical connection currently from my Motherboard output. Would i be better using composite connections from my Creative soundcard or is the optical connection still just as good? Any advice would be very useful please. The main reason is that when i play High Definition videos on my PC which have dolby digital 5.1 sound tracks my Amplifier should pick them up, activate a blue led on the front and play in 5.1 sound. Just have not seen it do this in agesss. Hope that all makes sense, easy to know what i mean, not as easy to write it down, lol. Anyways any help much appreciated.
Many Thanks
Chris Konopka
I have just joined this forum after browsing it for months and months. Have got loads of great advice but thought it was about time i asked you knowledgable guys a question. I have set up in my room my LCD TV and a 7.1 surround sound system connected to my Amplifier. This part of the setup works fine. What i am stuck with is how to connect my computer to the Amplifier for the Audio. I dont think at the moment my computer takes full advantage of the 7.1 surround sound system. I am using a optical connection currently from my Motherboard output. Would i be better using composite connections from my Creative soundcard or is the optical connection still just as good? Any advice would be very useful please. The main reason is that when i play High Definition videos on my PC which have dolby digital 5.1 sound tracks my Amplifier should pick them up, activate a blue led on the front and play in 5.1 sound. Just have not seen it do this in agesss. Hope that all makes sense, easy to know what i mean, not as easy to write it down, lol. Anyways any help much appreciated.
Many Thanks
Chris Konopka