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yes, I concur. &nbsp;<br />
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not because I think digital is always the highest quality. &nbsp;It depends on sampling rate and A to D conversion process. &nbsp;However, generally speaking HDMI will be the best way to go for a home application. &nbsp;
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yes, I concur.  

not because I think digital is always the highest quality.  It depends on sampling rate and A to D conversion process.  However, generally speaking HDMI will be the best way to go for a home application.  

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Hi, I would like to connect a macbook 10.4.11 OSX to a panasonic tx32lxd60. Just wondering if hdmi will work for sound and picture quality. There seems to be mixed opinions on other sites.
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Hi, I would like to connect a macbook 10.4.11 OSX to a panasonic tx32lxd60. Just wondering if hdmi will work for sound and picture quality. There seems to be mixed opinions on other sites.

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