In Reply to: But do they deliberately limit analog audio output quality? posted by 4season on September 19, 2007 at 15:17:57:
The built-in processing/decoding capabilities of mass-market players are rarely, if ever, as good as what you can get from a pre/pro, or even a good-quality HT receiver. This isn't so much a matter of the manufacturers "deliberately" trying to make things bad - it's more a function of the cost to engineer and implement. See my comments below regarding the TrueHD decoding capabilities of the Panasonic BluRay players as an example.
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Follow Ups
- I guess it depends on your definition of "deliberately" - racerguy 16:54:28 09/19/07 (9)
- I mean it in an objective, not subjective, sense - 4season 06:01:27 09/20/07 (1)
- I wasn't talking subjectively - racerguy 06:45:31 09/20/07 (0)
- You expect a Receiver to handle TrueHD any better at this point in time ? - oscar 20:05:41 09/19/07 (6)
- You bet I do - 4season 11:14:52 09/20/07 (3)
- Better to wait before you buy ANYTHING - racerguy 11:19:05 09/20/07 (2)
- RE: Better to wait before you buy ANYTHING - tburgan@sprich.com 09:04:07 09/26/07 (1)
- RE: Better to wait before you buy ANYTHING - racerguy 09:35:22 09/26/07 (0)
- My Concern Has Been With The Audio All Along - Robertc88 07:10:32 09/20/07 (0)
- No, I don't - racerguy 06:53:45 09/20/07 (0)