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"The Home Theater Connect DTS-610 removes these limitations and allows real-time DTS Interactive encoding of all audio content.
However, their limitations in handling DRM-protected content have kept media center PCs from blending seamlessly with the other components," said Steve Erickson, vice president of audio for Creative. "Media center PCs are quickly becoming a necessary part of home theater systems, because of their ability to store and playback all types of content, including CDs, MP3s, DVDs, and downloaded movies. The Home Theater Connect DTS-610 will be available in September for US$99.99. With this simple digital connection, all audio from the PC, including multichannel and DRM-protected content, can be played back on a surround-sound home theater system.
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The Home Theater Connect DTS-610, a standalone, self-powered encoder that easily connects a media center or standard PC to a multichannel consumer electronics receiver. (NASDAQ: CREAF), a worldwide leader in digital entertainment solutions for PC users and the creator of Sound Blaster®, today announced a breakthrough in the convergence of the PC and the home entertainment center. The television will sit above the desk area, PC and three monitors below that.Creative and DTS Announce The Home Theater Connect DTS-610 The Only External Consumer Hardware Encoding Device that Enables Analog Transfer of Any Audio and DRM Content from the PC to the Digital Connection of a Home Entertainment Center SINGAPORE - AugCreative Technology Ltd. It's obviously still under construction-almost ready for tile and paint. Just for fun, here's the hub of the office/media/listening area I am describing. So no DVD players with discrete outputs that also include a volume control on a separate DVD remote? I guess that's asking a lot out of a DVD player. And no volume control solution in this scenario for the dvd player. So Wodgy's switch for the fronts would work, but it wouldn't be nice to have the computer running the front channels while the dvd player is playing a surround sound movie. New dvd players have discrete analog outputs for every channel, meaning if you snag a 7.1 dts capable dvd player, it will actually have 8 rca jacks on the back for discrete output to your preamp/poweramp. Here are some more links describing what this thing can do: I hope this might prove a viable alternative until I do that. I'd buy an LCD projector and be done with it, but that will have to wait until at least next year.
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The family room gets the big plasma TV this year.
This is for a home office/media/listening room and it's my 32" CRT TV keeping me from bringing both music and movies into the PC.
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Maybe an upgrade PSU would also be in order-I think it says 12V AC, but it is probably DC.
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Is this just a bad idea overall? If necessary, I could probably take the switchbox apart and figure out how to wire a replacement using better quality wire and components (hmmm, sounds fun). Would you consider plugging the optical out on the AV710 into this device so you had the option to choose between stereo mode and and the surround mode(s), or do you think this cheap $125 audio device would suck the life out of your otherwise decent sounding 2-channel soundcard?Ģ) I suspect some of you wouldn't even trust whatever is in the breakout pass-through/switchbox, much less give this thing a chance to convert from optical digital. I'm thinking this pass-through capability would permit me to send my better-quality soundcard music through it (AV710, EMU, etc.) relatively unharmed, but would also permit me to connect the rest of my stuff (DVP, VCR, CDP, etc.) to my speakers while enjoying HT surround processing.ġ) I notice the DDTS-100 has 3 optical inputs.
It should permit me to do the following:ġ) plug my DVP video directly into the TV (best picture without upgrading TVs)Ģ) plug my DVP audio into this decoder (uses amplified speakers and decodes the latest 5.1 to 7.1 HT modes, and more)ģ) plug my 2-channel mode AV710 stereo output into the breakout pass-through/ switchbox (so I won't degrade the nice sound I'm enjoying, at least not by much).Ĭreative's idea behind the switchbox was to permit gamers who already have a high-end surround soundcard to skip the device's duplicative decoding while permitting standard non-PC sources to access all the receiver/decoder's features. a HT decoder/pre-amplifier with pass-throughs). This is a unique piece of hardware, at least at its price-point (i.e.
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