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Anonymous Posted on Mar 28, 2011

I have a HTR 6030, Samsung C6500. When I connect optical audio out (TV) to optical audio input - DTV/CBL (HTR-6030) all I get is only Stereo sound... The movie is 5.1 played from a HDD connected to a TV. How do I get surround sound?

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By press "EFFECT" button, choose Movies or Musics, Dolby digital, unit will play 5.1

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  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2011

    didn't work. The sound is on all 5 speakers - yes, but it's still stereo. There are only two speakers active on the HTR-6030 display.

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2011

    maybe setting is not properly, first try to reset unit to factory mode, hold "straight"+"audio select", then press standby to activate Diagnise mode, find factory reset.

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2011

    maybe your music source is a stereo traces, replace a multi channel DVD to test

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2011

    I have checked my HTR-6030, same like yours. whatever I did, it still display two SPK active. but have you seen all SPKs activate since you bought it? I guess this is a design problem, instead of unit defective. even in FM mode, unit display 5 CHs, but still same display.

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2011

    but when I connected DVD with coaxial it shows 5 speakers and SW.

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