On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 10:00 AM, Sander Sweers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 15:35, Al McIntosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I suspect the audio jack on my pvr-250 is physically damaged as the plug > > appears to have bent, the jack goes in on an angle now. I use mythtv to > > record and for play back the audio is passed through spdif to my receiver > > and I only have sound in my center channel, no side or rear channels. I > was > > hoping to bypass the audio line in on my pvr-250 to possibly verify my > > theory. > > The jack is only for INPUT and you are describing OUTPUT. Normally if > you record from a the tuner the INPUT jack is not used. Only when you > use something like s-video you would use the input jack on the back. > How are you recording? > I feel the problem is with the input... Sorry for the confusion. Yes I record video from SVIDEO IN and for audio I have the 2 RCA cables merged together using an RCA to phono adapter plugged into the tuners audio in. I could try recording from coaxial cable to see if the resulting encoded audio plays back properly. I can try this tonight when I get home. I suppose there is a possibility that the audio is encoded properly in the mpg file, but is mangled by a mythtv audio setting before being passed through spdif causing the sound to only come through my center channel. DVDs sound amazing so I assumed there was a problem with my audio input as it looked physically damaged.
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