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In Reply to: RE: new game in town posted by Ben Van Dyk on June 7, 2008 at 08:59:17:
The advanced audio codecs (DTS-HD Master Audio and Dolby TrueHD) either have to be decoded in the player and output as analog or PCM via HDMI or sent as bitstream via HDMI to a receiver that can decode them. They cannot be sent (full resolution) via coax/optical. The same goes for multi-channel PCM -- it won't fit over coax/optical.
Blu-ray players also play DVDs and all but 2, the first Sony and first Pioneer, play CDs.
Below is a link to a player comparison chart (that needs to be updated, as a few more players have come out) which should help out:
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