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Reposting here from /g/ hoping for an answer
My friend just gave me his old panasonic surround sound system. Its the first time i've ever had a surround sound setup, and I've got all the settings to my liking except for one. Theres an option when i hit settings on the remote labeled MAIN + SAP, and i can change it to either that, just MAIN, or just SAP. I can hear a slight difference between them but im not exactly sure what the difference is.
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plz
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dude, this is /tv/. go back to /g/ and pester them some more or find a forum specifically for stereos
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>>82649649
i just figured being a board about tv and movies that a lot of you would be more than likely to have surround sound setups.
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>>82649813
lmao good one
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>>82649813
LMAO DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE???
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>>82649916
enough of you are austistic enough about the video quality and settings im sure some of you know what youre talking about when it comes to audio setups
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>>82650085
go google "SAP sound"
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>>82650154
i did, the wiki page on it just says its pretty much for television broadcasts to send other sounds along with a broadcast. I dont see how that applies to my surround sound system and why I can hear a difference in the settings when watching a blu ray/playing a game, things that arent tv channel related
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