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  1. siczombie

    siczombie Member

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    Im kind of a noobie when it comes to surround sound so I've got a question. I've got a receiver with 1 hdmi connection but I've got and xbox that has an hdmi connector as well... How would I go about getting the surround sound from the xbox while still getting the picture to the tv? With only 1 hdmi connection on the receiver i could connect the xbox to it, but then what? No way of getting it to the tv...
     
  2. siczombie

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    Meant to include this originally but forgot... Would it work if i went HDMI from the xbox to the tv, then red/white cables from separate xbox connector to the receiver? Guessin that if it doesn't screw with the xbox that's my only option...
     
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    BUMP..

    I wish someone would answer your question, i have the exact same problem, only i got a ps3..
    Surely, someone out there has an answer to this...anyone???

    dana0069
     
  4. JVC

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    It should work if you run the HDMI to tv, and red & white cables to receiver. Does the Xbox have digital coax or optical output, for audio? It would be better than the red & white audio hookup.

    Just remember that you'll need to change the input on the tv AND the receiver, when you want to use the Xbox, hooking up that way.
     
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    there are also hdmi splitters when a tv has only one hdmi u can use a 3 in i,as seen on ebay
     
  6. Globe08

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    hey JVC i have a similar situation except for my reciever doesnt have hdmi just component and composites and i think one digital coax and 1 fiber optic. so i would just do the same thing and run my hdmi to my tv and then use the fiber optic from my xbox 360 elite to the reciever ... im a little slow could you take a look at my thread its titled "need help setting up my htib please".

    thanks
     
  7. JVC

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    That's right........... :eek:)
     
  8. Globe08

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    thanks
     

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