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Old 05-04-2021, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Ed in Tx View Post
"MTS" = Multichannel Television Sound

Obsolete along with analog NTSC broadcast TV unless you have an MTS stereo Encoder built into an RF modulator.
If MTS is now obsolete, how is stereo TV sound (not to mention subcarrier audio) reproduced? All digital flat-screen TVs, after all, have stereo sound systems, with the capability to connect the set's audio to an external sound system, usually by means of the headphone jack; simply run a cable from that jack to the system's auxiliary inputs. I have my own 32" Insignia flat screen TV hooked up to my 50-wpc Aiwa bookshelf stereo system this way; it works great, except I have to run the TV's volume level up fairly high to get enough volume to hear it well.
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