hey all,
i was thinking of purchasing the logitech z5500 speakers to go with my new macbook pro. has anyone had any experience with these speakers with a mbp? is the mbp sound card any good?
thanks,
ipaqman
there seems to be NO WAY to make Leopard play surround sound...
I just ordered these speakers, but they have not come in yet. What is the most efficient way to hook them up to an xbox 360 and a macbook pro. I am thinking about the toslink/toslink-mini adaptor to go to my MBP, but what connection would you use for the xbox 360?
Would this work for my xbox 360 and still give me 5.1 surround sound?
http://www.amazon.com/Console-Adapt...?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1211298140&sr=8-11
Connect an optical S/PDIF cable from the AV connector on the Component HD AV Cable to the digital audio input jack on the receiver
Yes the Z5500 work with optical, though I'm running an Audigy 2 NX external soundcard; I feel that works a bit better.
Right I understand that they work with optical, but if I keep my MBP plugged into the optical on the receiver, how should I hook up my xbox 360? I know I could always get a regular toslink cable and then get a toslink to toslink mini adaptor and just move the plug when I want to play 360 or use MBP, but of the remaining options, is there anything I could use for my 360?
I thought about buying http://www.amazon.com/Console-Adapt...?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1211298140&sr=8-11, but I want to make sure the sound quality is conserved.
Connect an optical S/PDIF cable from the AV connector on the Component HD AV Cable to the digital audio input jack on the receiver
optical S/PDIF is a toslink cable right? If I connect that from the AV cable on my 360 to the receiver, will the sound be real 5.1 surround sound or just sound coming through 5 speakers? As you can probably tell, I don't know much about this stuff.