Using an optical cable causes Bose system to shut off

When I use an optical cable to play ATV2 through my Bose surround sound system, it turns the Bose system off after a few seconds. The Bose system works fine with the other components.

I just use mac the ripper with the following instructions
http://www.ripdifferent.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=1249&sid=de5cc9506c05b6ba98d6 530884489333
It gives you a few options for audio, I generally save as AAC though you can rip as AIFF and then encode into just about anything with quicktime.

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JasonMessage Edited by Jason-CL on 09-3-2006 04:02 PM

Will using optical cable give me both audio and video?

I have an older Bose 321 that has no HDMI

Thank you, up and running nicely with hdmi tonthe tv and optical cable to Bose. Thanks again!

Using an optical cable causes Bose system to shut off

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