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I currently have a dinosaur 933mHz G4 Quicksilver2002 specs
I am about to order a new MacPro 8-Core Nahalem Specs My question is....can I move the 5.1 channel audio PCI card which I have in my QS into the Nahalem? ....sT
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The Mac Pro has 4 PCI-Express slots, one of which is taken up by the graphics card. Your PCI card wouldn't fit in those slots. However, as arkayn said you don't need it.
If you have a movie with 5.1 or even 7.1, and you have the speakers, you won't need to get the adapter arkayn suggested, just an optical cable to got from your mac to your amplifier, which hopefully also has digital audio in. The you need to use VLC and open the movie. In VLC, in one of the menus, under audio, or something (can't remember, i'm at work, not in front of my mac) there is an option for "Digital Audio (Encoded)". There is also an "Digital Audio" option, don't choose that. If your movie is encoded properly and your amplifier for your speakers work OK, you should now be getting sweet sweet surround sound! Hope this helps, otherwise let me know.
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