ChiMan
Auditioning
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2022
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- Real Name
- Juan Carlos Dunick
Hey guys, I have aquired the Harman Kardon AVR 435 recently and done gone and setup 8 speakers in my office.
I am amazing. (inputs here, Coaxial, Optical, RCA, no HDMI)
I am also an idiot because I did not account for needing digital signal to use Dobly 7.1!
My two senders are the Macbook Pro 2012 (running Catalina, ports - no HDMI. Usb-3, mini-jack, AirPlay, Bluetooth) and an iPhone 12 Pro Max (no mini-jack, lightning connection, AirPlay, Bluetooth).
Seeing as I want to use both these devices to send signal to my AVR my first thought was Bluetooth.I don't even know if bluetooth sends 7.1 to start with, does it? As a last effort I can submit to only using the Macbook to send signal.
I am in a sea of open tabs from Audio extractors to DAC's to Splitters to Toslink cables. I have no idea if what I want to do is possible, send 7.1 signal from both of my two devices to my AVR via Bluetooth.
I do have a seperate logitech bluetooth receiver (here with RCA output). But somehow I do not think it can be used and it is a pain cause it constantly hijacks my other bluetooth connections.
What is possible for me to do? Not using 7.1 is not an option because I spent too long setting up all the speakers and wiring.Thank you in advance for you expertise and taking the time to help me out.
JC
I am amazing. (inputs here, Coaxial, Optical, RCA, no HDMI)
I am also an idiot because I did not account for needing digital signal to use Dobly 7.1!
My two senders are the Macbook Pro 2012 (running Catalina, ports - no HDMI. Usb-3, mini-jack, AirPlay, Bluetooth) and an iPhone 12 Pro Max (no mini-jack, lightning connection, AirPlay, Bluetooth).
Seeing as I want to use both these devices to send signal to my AVR my first thought was Bluetooth.I don't even know if bluetooth sends 7.1 to start with, does it? As a last effort I can submit to only using the Macbook to send signal.
I am in a sea of open tabs from Audio extractors to DAC's to Splitters to Toslink cables. I have no idea if what I want to do is possible, send 7.1 signal from both of my two devices to my AVR via Bluetooth.
I do have a seperate logitech bluetooth receiver (here with RCA output). But somehow I do not think it can be used and it is a pain cause it constantly hijacks my other bluetooth connections.
What is possible for me to do? Not using 7.1 is not an option because I spent too long setting up all the speakers and wiring.Thank you in advance for you expertise and taking the time to help me out.
JC