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MR 401 Digitale Audioausgänge mit Dolby Mehrkanalton 5.1 (5.1 passthrough)

vor 7 Jahren

Hallo,

 

für folgende Frage habe ich bisher noch keine eindeutige Antwort finden können:

 

Übergibt der Media Receiver MR 401 an seinen digitalen Audioausgängen (optisch und koaxial) ein 5.1 Mehrkanalsignal an einen AV-Receiver oder ist das dort ausgegebene Signal auf Stereo "heruntergerechnet" (machen manche TV-Geräte so, Stichwort "5.1 passthrough")?

 

Ich würde gerne den MR 401 an meinen AV-Receiver anschließen, um 5.1-Sendungen zu genießen. Per HDMI geht es aufgrund der Entfernung der Geräte zueinander und wegen baulicher Gegebenheiten nicht. Ein optisches Toslink-Kabel (oder Koaxial-Kabel) hingegen wäre kein Problem.

 

Vielen Dank schon mal!

 

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    vor 7 Jahren

    Habe den MR401 per Toslink mit dem AV Receiver verbunden. 

    Er gibt einwandfrei 5.1 aus.

    Die Lautstärkeregelung funktioniert dann ausschließlich nur noch über den AV Receiver. 

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