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jack snodgrass wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 7/9/07, Sarah Katherine Hayes <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:aleph.wintermute@ntlworld.com"><aleph.wintermute@ntlworld.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Greetings,
Looking for some advice from a fellow EPIA user (they seem quite a
common frontend choice). The people who've tasked me with this have the
worlds weirdest surround systems, it's taking it's inputs in via
multiple phono connectors (as opposed to SP/DIF or TOSlink), I seem to
remember the sound chip on the EPIA can do this form of surround but not
sure.
Anyone any advice on if this is possible and possible wiring for the
leads I'll need to make up?
Sarah
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sorry... but I have a questions rather than an answer.
What Linux distro are you running on your board? I seem to recall installing
some version and the kernal not booting after the install....
You say in the subject... MII-1000... you sure you don't mean the MII-10000?
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I'm running MythDora 4.0 on my MII-10000. I'm only running stereo into
my stereo though, since Time Warner doesn't transmit regular cable in
surround - I use a cheapo DVD player to play my DVDs in surround.<br>
I know that doesn't help much, but I can offer some advice.<br>
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