Gir Wrote:I plug my PC into my Samsung DVD Home Cinema system using a standard 3.5mm headphone jack to Red/White RCA cable and it detects Surround Sound(Dolby Pro Logic II) compatible games.
Assuming your A/V receiver has a digital interface (it almost definitely does) your audio quality would be noticeably improved if you switched to a digital interface, as stated above.
Gir Wrote:Sound Quality is mostly determined by the quality of speakers,
Not true. Most of the other audio components in the chain will play just as big a role in the audio quality as the speakers themselves depending on how bad the speakers are. Even on my POS speakers the difference between a good audio card and a bad one is night and day.
Gir Wrote:the best method for High Quality sound is using
HDMI Audio, connected to an A/V Receiver with High Quality speakers, like Q Acoustics.
This depends on your intended type of setup. You'll usually get better sound quality using a good audio card, external dac, or pre/pro hooked directly to a speaker amp.
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-Mark Antony