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In Reply to: DVD digital outputs posted by C Colby on December 26, 2002 at 09:53:04:
because the surround processing are done externally in the receiver or pre/proc. The DD/DTS outputs in bitstream format that needs special processing not available on regular DACs.They output the native format CD being 16/44.1, for others, some litmits the output resolution to 24/48 to limit duplication.
SACD only has analog out for now
DVD-A has digital output via either Meridian's proprietary connection to their components, or via firewire to specially equipped processors. But most of the players now use analog output.
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- All have - lwang 14:30:27 12/26/02 (1)
- they all do, except for those that do the DTS/DD decoding internally only!! (NT) - Sam M 18:05:37 12/26/02 (0)
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