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Re: Digital Output Cable Question



"WarpedFrets" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> First off... thank you guys very much for trying to help.
>
> "Where have you gotten the idea that it is an optical out?"
>
> Sorry... my brother was calling it an optical out. The unit itself says
Digital
> Out.
>
> It says nothing about the wire or jack letting you know whats needed
anywhere
> in the manual. The main Specifications at the back of the instructions
does
> however list digital out as: "EIAJ CP1201, S/P DIF"

"S/P DIF" implies *electrical* digital to me.
If it said "TOSlink" that would mean *optical*.

If it is an RCA, then it is almost certainly NOT optical!
If it is yellow, then it is almost certainly SPDIF electrical
digital output. (Beware that video equipment uses yellow
RCA jacks to indicate composite video, so you must take
the context into account.)

If you have to run the signal into an optical input, you can
buy an adaptor that does SPDIF (electrical)-> TOSlink (optical)





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