did you get it hooked up? How does it sound?
That is the same info I got off of the Philips site for your equipment.
Use the Digital Coax out from your 622 and hook it up to the Digital Coax input on your Soundbar...you will them have multichannel sound going through your soundbar from the 622.
If you want to upconvert your DVD's while watching them you will need to use the HDMI output and hook it up to your HDMI input on your DLP...
If you use component out from the Soundbar to the DLP, you will only have 480P....
are you talking about the red and white audio cables(composite) If you use them then you wont get digital sound, the sound will be compressed...it would be better to use the digital coax
My setup is as follows:
I have (2) external devices connected to my Panasonic TH-58PZ700U. A DISH network ViP622 DVR receiver and the Philips HTS8100.
The sound is phenominal! I hope you enjoy your HTS8100.
ViP622 audio - I use a coaxial cable and an optical cable to connect the COAXIAL DIGITAL IN jack on the subwoofer to the OPTICAL DIGITAL output jack on the connected device. Since the signal coming from the ViP622 is optical, I purchased a "Digital Optical Toslink to Digital Coaxial Converter" to convert it to a digital signal (hence the use of two cables).- ViP622 video - I utilized an HDMI cable from the receiver to the TV monitor.
- HTS8100 video - I am using an HDMI connection from the HTS8100 to the TV monitor.
Digital coaxial audio is NOT a feature of the ViP622.Use the Digital Coax out from your 622 and hook it up to the Digital Coax input on your Soundbar.
Digital coaxial audio is NOT a feature of the ViP622.
Ok, now I'm confused!
You got it!
Wouldn't it be much easier (and cheaper) if the HTS8100 came with an optical input?