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Because most people are feeding the DVD audio through the reciever not the TV's speakers. Lack HDMI audio is no big deal because it is only Two Channel. The addition of RS232 means that It can sycronized with a reciever or universal control system.
HDMI has 7.1 HD audio now, not just 2-channel. In fact you NEED HDMI to use HD audio. SPDIF won't cut it.
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I LOVE THE CAPS LOCK KEY @ Dec 16th 2006 1:27PM
Because most people are feeding the DVD audio through the reciever not the TV's speakers. Lack HDMI audio is no big deal because it is only Two Channel. The addition of RS232 means that It can sycronized with a reciever or universal control system.
walk2k @ Dec 16th 2006 1:29PM
HDMI has 7.1 HD audio now, not just 2-channel. In fact you NEED HDMI to use HD audio. SPDIF won't cut it.