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Kona 3 to 5.1 using Hi5
by Belal Hibri on Oct 31, 2009 at 9:00:47 am

Hi everyone,

I am trying to figure out a good way to get 5.1 surround with the Kona 3. I am planning on going HD-SDI out into a Hi5 (regular not the Dual-Link version) than out HDMI to a regular audio receiver (home cinema style).

Technically, I should be able to also loop the HD-SDI signal through the Hi5 into my scopes and on to my FSI monitor and still be able to go component out to the client monitor.

I'd prefer to not go HDMI to the client monitor (Panasonic Pro Plasma) because I've heard that component is more accurate. Any thoughts on this?

Here is a quick diagram of the audio for reference:

Kona 3 --> HD-SDI --> Hi5 --> HDMI --> Audio Receiver --> 5.1 Speakers





Belal Hibri

Seattle-based Colorist/Video Artist


www.belalhibri.com


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