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I just recently replaced my older Xbox with a new Elite model. I haven't opened any of the boxes yet, so it may have good instructions, but I figured I'd ask here while I'm at work.
I know it comes with an HDMI cable, and that can handle audio and video. Not a problem, and I'll probably start by just using the HDMI cable only. However, my older Xbox had an output on the AV cable for an optical cable. If I wanted to run the audio into my home theater receiver, is it really as simple as just connecting it using an optical cable? If so, will this turn off the audio going to the TV? I'm thinking of using the Xbox 360 as a DVD player too, so it would be nice to have my game audio going to the TV, and the DVD audio going to the receiver. Do I need to adjust settings each time I'd want to switch back and forth?
I know it comes with an HDMI cable, and that can handle audio and video. Not a problem, and I'll probably start by just using the HDMI cable only. However, my older Xbox had an output on the AV cable for an optical cable. If I wanted to run the audio into my home theater receiver, is it really as simple as just connecting it using an optical cable? If so, will this turn off the audio going to the TV? I'm thinking of using the Xbox 360 as a DVD player too, so it would be nice to have my game audio going to the TV, and the DVD audio going to the receiver. Do I need to adjust settings each time I'd want to switch back and forth?