amaya
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- alexander amaya
Hello everyone, I've been impressed with how helpful the community in this forum is! So now I come to you seeking for advice. I have a Sony HBD-TZ210, it's a DVD player with home theater combo thing, I know it's super limited in its inputs, it ONLY has RCA input, but it was affordable and I wanted to finally have some surround sound at home. So far I've been satisfied with it because I already had a DVD collection of my favorite movies and the player upscales them very nicely, almost HD like, and the surround effects are awesome. Also, I connect my Xbox 360 to it (with the RCA cables) and the surround effects of the games work perfectly and it's awesome. So I don't know if I'm wrong but I'm assuming that connecting any other device (that uses surround sound) with RCA cables to it make the 5.1 surround effects work, but I'm not too savvy with this topic... BTW, I can connect the RCA cables from the Xbox directly to the Home Theater or I can connect the Xbox to the TV and from the TV output with the RCA cables to the Home Theater, surround sound works either way. My TV is a Samsung LN37A330J1DXZA LCD. So now I've been wanting to get a Blu ray player to enjoy some Blu ray movies with the nice surround sound of the Sony player, but I was wondering if that is gonna be even possible. Can I connect the Blu ray player to the Sony TZ210 with RCA cables directly, or maybe connect the Blu ray player with HDMI or whatever to the TV and then use the RCA cables to get the sound from the TV to the TZ210??? would that work? would I get the Blu ray movie's 5.1 surround sound on the Sony TZ210 or am I only going to get stereo sound that way and it's just impossible? It confuses me because I connect the Xbox with the RCA cables and I do get 5.1 surround sound, but I don't know if connecting a Blu ray player that way will get me only stereo or 5.1 Please help me! Thanks in advance!