S/PDIF HDX X16-1180EZ?

Hi Guys,
I´ve bought a HDX16 and I´m really happy with it.
But I didn´t found out yet, if it has an S/PDIF or not.
Cheers.

I´ve also read the spec in which is written that it works with an replicator so I was really wondering, if it´s only available in that way.
Otherwise I´ve to buy an USB one, as my AVR doesn´t supports HDMI
Cheers

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Did you check what your native resolution is, I would be very curious to know ?
Here are some from e-bay.
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If this would work, you wouldn't need an inverter any more and it comes with a new cable, the down side is that it\s not 1920 X 1080.
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3 years for a laptop before a component goes (even a major one like the screen) isn't bad. There are many people here where the thing quits just out side the warrantee. My old dv7 that I gave to my mother is still plugging along and it must be at least 5 years old. All she does with it is surf the net and buy things.
My custom built dv8 was close to 3 g's and the WiFi card went a couple of weeks ago and it's now a few years old (guessing).
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crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 8 Jun 3 15:42 pcmC2D2c
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00:14.2 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) (rev 40)
Has anyone run into anything like this before, and have you emerged victorious? I'll be happy to answer any other questions for more details, of course. Thanks in advance!
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atom
edit: skipping around on VLC while playing movies can produce some normal audio after a few seconds of static, however audio files have proven uesless. VLC is the only program that will play them so far and they've all been static.
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