Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack?

Posted by SMR [WizOp] [IP: 212.211.14.163] on January 29, 1999 at 13:02:53:

In Reply to: Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? posted by FISH on January 29, 1999 at 00:48:16:

Fish,

: Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack?

Yes. AC-3 is another name for Dolby Digital, if Dolby Digital receivers didn't have a AC-3 "jack" (or input) you'd not be able to get the bitstream into them.

There are two types of Dolby Digital input, bitstream and RF, the latter only used for laserdisc.

Stuart.

Follow Ups:

• Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - Ryeman 14:07:31 01/29/99 (0)
• Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - FISH 13:12:11 01/29/99 (7)
  • Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - SMR [WizOp] 13:59:23 01/29/99 (6)
    • Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - FISH 14:26:47 01/29/99 (5)
      • Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - SMR [WizOp] 01:13:55 01/30/99 (2)
        • Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - FISH 01:23:31 01/30/99 (1)
          • Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - SMR [WizOp] 01:37:28 01/30/99 (0)
      • Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - GDS 15:27:37 01/29/99 (1)
        • Do all Dolby Digital Receivers have a AC-3 Jack? - FISH 15:33:02 01/29/99 (0)

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