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 Home Automation FAQ : Audio/Video : Video :
My modulator has Left & Right Audio Inputs - can it transmit in stereo? |
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Probably not. Just because a modulator has stereo inputs doesn't mean it can transmit the ausio to TVs in stereo format.
Transmitting audio in stereo is done via a system called MTS which is rather expensive. If your modulator is 'MTS Stereo' capable, the audio WILL be transmitted in stereo. Otherwise the Left & Right signals are 'mixed' and will be sent to the Left & Right speakers of your TV in Mono.
MTS Stereo modulators will generally be about $200 more expensive than non MTS modulators.
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