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Old August 1st 03, 11:12 AM
Joe Woods
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Default What's the optical audio output all about?

I have a GA-7VAX.

I have the audio-combo kit that gives me the extra audio connectors
and 2 digital outputs (coax + optical).

I am going to buy some new speakers, maybe the CREATIVE INSPIRE 5500
DIGITAL.

Can I connect to these speakers using the digita optical output? or is
that not a good idea? can it only be used for DVD playback, or can I
filter all my PC sounds through the single digital optical output?
 




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