Dolby Clear Audio question about recording network television into DVD+R?
When I watch network television (like Lost or Flash Forward) in real time, the audio from my Dolby Digital Home Theater system is great. Clear sound are not only from main speakers but also center channel and surround sound speakers. But when I record the programs to DVD+R and play it back, I can only hear two channels. There is no sound from center and surround speakers even the processor indicates it is processing Dolby Digital stream. Is this the way supposed to be? Or I did not set the DVD recorder right? Thanks.
That's the way it is. The DVD recorder only records Stereo Audio, not surround.
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