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<blockquote data-quote="Arik Semagin" data-source="post: 115579" data-attributes="member: 5072">Re: X32 v2 RTADude, what Apple product you are referring too? All new MacBooks have HDMI and analog audio out (headphone jack), but never meant to be used together (the only case is if you want to hook it up to some analog PA directly (home stereo or conference room speakers), instead of taking audio from the TV or LCD projector). Hook up your MacBook to TV via HDMI only, you&#039;ll get both video AND audio.Apple TV box has only HDMI and optical audio out (both are digital). There&#039;s no analog audio there at all! Optical is secondary audio source, no need to use it with HDMI-enabled TV.Sorry for being rude, but your remark is plain stupid.Where the F. I stated that HDMI is an A/V standard? It is the interface, read the FAQ. My point was that audio and video over HDMI are both digital, there are no analog audio flowing through it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arik Semagin, post: 115579, member: 5072"] Re: X32 v2 RTA Dude, what Apple product you are referring too? All new MacBooks have HDMI and analog audio out (headphone jack), but never meant to be used together (the only case is if you want to hook it up to some analog PA directly (home stereo or conference room speakers), instead of taking audio from the TV or LCD projector). Hook up your MacBook to TV via HDMI only, you'll get both video AND audio. Apple TV box has [B]only[/B] HDMI and optical audio out (both are digital). There's no analog audio there at all! Optical is secondary audio source, no need to use it with HDMI-enabled TV. Sorry for being rude, but your remark is plain stupid. Where the F. I stated that HDMI is an A/V standard? It is the interface, read the FAQ. My point was that audio and video over HDMI are both digital, there are no analog audio flowing through it. [/QUOTE]

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