- Jun 5, 2007
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I bought an LCD TV about two years ago for my bedroom. It came with a free Samsung upconverting DVD player (the DVD-1080p7). I used an optical audio cable to plug the dvd player into my Logitech z-5500 speakers. I expected to get 5.1 Digital Audio from my speakers, but all I got was 2 channel audio. I checked the settings in the DVD player to see if there was an option for 5.1 Digital audio and didn't find it. I assumed that the DVD player didn't support digital audio, especially since it was free.
Fast forward to today. While I'm watching a movie I decided to find out if my DVD player really doesn't support 5.1 digital audio. In less than one minute I found out that it actually does, and that for the past two years I've been watching movies in 2-channel audio when I could've make a small change in the setup screen to enjoy true 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio.
I need a beer. My geek-status is at its lowest level ever.
Fast forward to today. While I'm watching a movie I decided to find out if my DVD player really doesn't support 5.1 digital audio. In less than one minute I found out that it actually does, and that for the past two years I've been watching movies in 2-channel audio when I could've make a small change in the setup screen to enjoy true 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio.
I need a beer. My geek-status is at its lowest level ever.
