Yamaha Analog

Yamaha Analog

Can I connect two optical audio input and RCA audio input simultaneously to my receiver Yamaha? RX-V1700?

For me to receive sound use of my second bedroom / reception room multi, the sound is coming through in analog format. Because now, the use of optical I would have to connect the RCA cable from my box to my receiver. I wonder if this could damage my receiver, or if you choose, preferably in optical form, it is better quality. Or you could switch to an HDMI cable instead of component video / optical combo to solve the problem, because HDMI uses analog and digital?

I have the same problem with my Yamaha receiver, a reading area 2 analog inputs audio only. The box was connected to the satellite receiver with HDMI output, and analog output is connected to an input audio CD without using the receiver with RCA cables. Fortunately, the satellite box supports both audio output through connections at the same time, keeping things simple. I do not think there is a reason to connect two audio sources at the same time not hurt, the receiver only amplify one of them, and input signals are line of very low power. If you have connected the two types of audio from a single source to the receiver input, I think the receiver is to automatically select the digital signal, or be allowed to specify a type of audio signal on the other. But to avoid conflicts recommend connecting the analog audio in a different font than I did. Zone 1 and Zone 2 can play different sources in same time, if in my area is a satellite digital audio system of the satellite input, and Zone 2 is the analog satellite audio CD input, but he is still listening to music even in the two areas.

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