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UPC HD Mediabox -> Speaker System

22-11-2011 2:09pm

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#2 22-11-2011 4:43pm

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I find that the HD Channels are in Dolby (only some times in 5.1). the Standard channels are in stereo

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#3 23-11-2011 1:04pm

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What I do is set my system to decode as Dolby Pro Logic if it's a stereo track. This makes the centre and rear channels work in a largely sensible fashion (speech to centre mainly, diffuse sound to rears). You can still hear the difference plainly when switching to a Dolby Digital channel like BBC HD on 135.

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#4 07-12-2011 4:14pm

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I have similar issue. As suggested above, I think the issue is that while all the HD channels are broadcasting Dolby Digital audio it depends on the actual programme/film being broadcast and as yet there's not an awful lot of true 5.1 around but I assume that will change dramatically over the next year or two.

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