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In Reply to: RE: Wow posted by 4season on August 31, 2007 at 19:31:00
Unfortunately with the PS3, one may have to for access to lossless tracks though. I know of no other way in what I've been researching. Still, I cannot handshake with what I have as my display only allows for a component connection for the video with best resolution at 1080i.
I'll need to turn my attention to other BD players with audio analog outs. I want uncompreesed 5 channel PCM. I have heard it in 2.0 using optical on my friend's PS3 and his system and I can only image what the result would be with the rest of the channels!
I have Denon 3803 AVR with Monitor Audio speakers all the way around including a sub. For SD DVD, I have just been making a coaxial connection to my Denon DVD1920 universal player to get DD and DTS in 5.1.
Getting a BD player with analog outs, I'll be able to enjoy an upgrade in audio sound also!!
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Thanks for the link! Actually, my experience to date has been that the audio for all bonus materials on my Blu-Ray and HD DVD movies work fine over HDMI. Whether it's coming through as 5.1 channels of lossless audio is another matter, but it's really the main movie soundtrack that I care about: The animated oompa loompas, picture-in-picture features and director's commentary tracks don't need full lossless perfection as far as I'm concerned.
If I already owned a very nice surround processor or receiver that just so happened to lack HDMI 1.3 and TrueHD processing, I probably wouldn't want to replace it just for that either. But I'm starting from scratch here, and the Denon 3808 and others still seem to have a full set of analog inputs, so aside from costing more, I'm not seeing a downside to getting a 1.3x-equipped model.
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