can I connect an SR2 to the network and listen to the AUX-IN connected to a SB1 in the same group?
buckettea
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I'm obviously lacking a bit of knowledge and/or components here...
If I have an output of my Blueray (for example) connected to the AUX-IN on my SB1, is there any way to get the same audio delivered to an SR2 on the same network, over the wifi without additional devices?
I'm trying to setup a theatre, I have a pay-tv STB with an analogue audio out. It is connected to the SB1 AUX-IN. I have just purchased an SR2 thinking I could 'group' those speakers together and have the same audio on both the SR2 and SB1 coming from that AUX-IN input.
i have not found a way... is there one?
If I have an output of my Blueray (for example) connected to the AUX-IN on my SB1, is there any way to get the same audio delivered to an SR2 on the same network, over the wifi without additional devices?
I'm trying to setup a theatre, I have a pay-tv STB with an analogue audio out. It is connected to the SB1 AUX-IN. I have just purchased an SR2 thinking I could 'group' those speakers together and have the same audio on both the SR2 and SB1 coming from that AUX-IN input.
i have not found a way... is there one?
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This will, in the future, be something possible, but not at present. The SB1+ has the ability to re stream content from a line in, but it is currently not enabled. This feature was disabled to allow the system to have rear surrounds. At this time there isn't a definitive date as to when this will change. As more specific information becomes available Polk Audio will make it available.
Best regards, Ken
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I'll check for you.
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thanks Ken for your efforts!
does seem a shame to disable a feature, rather than have the user decide which one they want to use... easier to accept you can't have both. i guess the lesson here is don't listen to the sales people