Many of the ExpressVu units have a digital dolby out. I've no idea how to
use it.
Bruce
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On Sat, 16 Jul 2005, Aman Singer wrote:
Hi, all.
This is a very simple question, but either I don't know which
question to ask of google or the information isn't as readily available as
it might be. I currently have a Bell Express VU 3100 receiver (this is the
same hardware as the dish 301 receiver). It has, on its back, the standard
two RCA audio outputs besides an s-video output and a standard RCA video
output. I am recording from the RCA audio outputs to the line-in on my sound
card. I would like to know what sample rate and bit depth to use on the
files. I want the best quality possible, and don't really care about file
size, but if the signal only has a limited amount of information, I don't
want to use disk space for nothing. I'm recording music, not speech.
BTW, on another matter, I notice that this unit has an s-video
output and that my computer has an s-video input. I know I can get better
video using this, but can I get better audio as well, or should I stick to
the RCA connections?
Thanks in advance.
Aman
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