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Vectra HMC 4120 decoder, - How to connect vectra HMC4120 decoder with old cinema

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  • #1 17425729
    regina1258
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    Vectra HMC 4120 decoder, - How to connect vectra HMC4120 decoder with old cinema d
    Vectra HMC 4120 decoder, - How to connect vectra HMC4120 decoder with old cinema Vectra HMC 4120 decoder, - How to connect vectra HMC4120 decoder with old cinema Vectra HMC 4120 decoder, - How to connect vectra HMC4120 decoder with old cinema
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  • #3 17426248
    regina1258
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    I don't, the cinema model is Eltax Vectra HMC 4120 decoder, - How to connect vectra HMC4120 decoder with old cinema
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  • #5 17426634
    regina1258
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    it was an attempt to connect to the cinema but the cinema does not support optical fiber is too old
  • #6 17427757
    Polon_us
    Level 42  
    sosarek wrote:
    Do you have an adapter from this multi-pin socket in the decoder to RCA (chinch)?
    regina1258 wrote:
    I do not have,

    If this adapter is not available, all that remains is to use a digital-to-analog converter:
    . Output decoder optical -> input DAC converter optical -> end of DAC CINCH output -> cinema AUX IN input.

    Please search this forum for "DAC converter".
    There were many topics about this problem.
    The idea is always the same.
    And in case of any doubts, please ask.
  • #7 17429104
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    regina1258 wrote:
    it was an attempt to connect to the cinema but the cinema does not support optical fiber is too old

    Not that it is too old, and probably the output, not the signal input.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around connecting a Vectra HMC 4120 decoder to an old Eltax cinema system. The user inquires about the connection method, specifically mentioning the absence of an adapter from the decoder's multi-pin socket to RCA. Responses suggest using a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) if the necessary adapter is unavailable, detailing the connection process: output from the decoder's optical to the DAC's optical input, then from the DAC's CINCH output to the cinema's AUX IN. It is noted that the cinema system does not support optical fiber due to its age, and there are suggestions to search the forum for more information on DAC converters.
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