Reply With Quoteit does play dts but you have to use an optical lead from it to either a surround sound system or amp for it 2 carry the sound
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Western Digital Media Center
WD TV HD Media Player ( WDAVN00 )
I have bought the above and it wont support DTS, thing is it will launch .iso from the net, ie a bluray movie, does anyone know of a way to get the DTS codec installed?Last edited by cunny; 9th July, 2009 at 05:17 PM.
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thing is this, the dvd player for surround sound is DTS but there aint no digital socket for sound, is 1 on tv but thats been capped off
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Try one of these m8 Originally Posted by cunny
Digital Optical (TOSlink) to RCA Phono Coax Converter - Cable MountainXBMC/KODI Developer
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better description and faqs
Optical to Coaxial Digital Audio Convertor : Connect! - Digital Audio : MaplinXBMC/KODI Developer
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Neat MK, didn't realise these existed. Originally Posted by MetalKettle
Cunny, if the TV had an optical (blanked off in your case), I think these are for optical out.. so your TV sound is thru your amp. I don't think they are usually for input, but I could be wrong.
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you coold also try the popcorn hour audio convertor it will convert the audio to AC 3
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