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Toslink Splitter

  • 13-04-2008 8:41pm
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    311
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    If a toslink splitter is used in reverse ,will quality be affected much.

    I.E , PS3 & HDVD into one toslink connector on av unit.


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  • #2
    xanthor
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    I gave this a try at one point myself, the result was that it just defaulted to one
    of the sources, rather than accepting both at the same time.

    You may need one of those Toslink selector switches.


  • #3
    311
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    So if you have the HD-DVD off ,the ps3 won't pass through if it's not the default one ?


  • #4
    xanthor
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,126 ✭✭✭xanthor


    311 wrote: »
    So if you have the HD-DVD off ,the ps3 won't pass through if it's not the default one ?

    My recollection is that it goes to the default one first, and if no signal is found then goes to the next one.

    My recollection on this particular aspect could be incorrect however.

    There is the option of getting a Toslink selector, but that either involves having to manually switch it, or another remote, neither of which is particularly desirable.


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