Comcast Dvr Digital Audio Output

Manage Audio Mode in the X1 Guide – Xfinity

https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/x1-audio-output?view=app#:~:text=Digital%20Audio%20Output%3A%20Optical%2FSPDIF%20%28Stereo%20or%20Dolby%20Digital,to%20choose%20Stereoor%20Dolby%20Digital%205.1and%20press%20OK.

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Xfinity 4K XG1v4 Cable Box Audio Output | Xfinity ...

https://forums.xfinity.com/conversations/x1/xfinity-4k-xg1v4-cable-box-audio-output/602dadf9c5375f08cdd9e805

Our problem is the new Xfinity box is digital and has no audio plugs (the old box from Dish had audio in/out plugs). We purchased a 4K x 2K HDMI to HDMI and Optical TOSLINK SPDIF + 3.5mm Stereo Audio Extractor Converter HDMI Audio Splitter Adapter(HDMI Input, HDMI + Digital/Analog Audio Output).

Manage Audio Mode in the X1 Guide – Xfinity

https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/x1-audio-output?view=app

Comcast Motorola DVR Audio Dropout - AVS Forum

https://www.avsforum.com/threads/comcast-motorola-dvr-audio-dropout.793756/

By going into the DVR's advanced settings (dvr off, hit menu) I set the additional HDMI settings for audio output to L-PCM from Auto (auto seemed to work too though). The Comcast Audio setup is siet to Audio Output: Advanced, Compression Light, Stereo Matrix, Optimal Stereo Yes

X1 DVR: The Definitive Guide | Cost, Features & More ...

https://www.cabletv.com/xfinity/x1

Can the DVR audio output level be controlled? | TiVo ...

https://www.tivocommunity.com/threads/can-the-dvr-audio-output-level-be-controlled.382506/

volume level cannot be controlled through the set top box if you are using a digital output (optical or spdif) to your 5.1 (which if you aren't, why are you using a 5.1 receiver anyways) It is a pure digital signal received by your 5.1 receiver once it gets to your receiver, then it is converted to analog and volume can be controlled.

Can the DVR audio output level be controlled ...

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Jan 24, 2008 volume level cannot be controlled through the set top box if you are using a digital output (optical or spdif) to your 5.1 (which if you aren't, why are you using a 5.1 receiver anyways) It is a pure digital signal received by your 5.1 receiver once it gets to your receiver, then it is converted to analog and volume can be controlled.

How to get audio out of a Comcast cable box - Tom's Guide ...

https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/how-to-get-audio-out-of-a-comcast-cable-box.151195/

Oct 15, 2014. 517. 0. 5,960. 153. Aug 13, 2017. #2. you'd have to pass the hdmi through your home audio set-up and then from there to the tv to be able to strip out the audio for home theater. i assume this is why you want to do this. if your tv does not have the audio output, then this would be the only way i can think of to get an extra audio ...

Audiogon Discussion Forum

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/decoding-dolby-digital-on-a-pc

Simple Problem: Comcast Motorola DVR. It has a Dolby encoded Tos and coaxial Digital audio output. My primary use is Music Choice, which is 2 channel, but still Dolby encoded. A few years ago there was a PCM option for this. Using a Benchmark DAC1 at the time it sounded very impressive, despite what I assume to be MP3 compression.

Anyone noticed HT better with DVR? - High-End Audio ...

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/anyone-noticed-ht-better-with-dvr

However, the DVR has digital audio (and video) outputs. I connected a Toslink from the DVR to my pre/pro." You did everything right, and the DVR would be like upgrading from a $69 DVD player to a $500 one with all of the same expectations of improvement. Have a good One Mike, Doug swampwalker 5,137 posts 05-22-2006 6:48pm