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In Reply to: It's a start. but how do 5.1 systems handle 7.1 24/96 PCM? posted by oscar on July 7, 2008 at 12:52:17:
He's not talking about 7.1 PCM on the disc: he's using Dolby TrueHD for the encode. Codecs have a feature that allows them to be output as less channels, and still retain the "missing" channels' information, if the user doesn't have a system that allows him/her to take advantage of all encoded channels.
I did ask him to either make sure that he turns off Dialog Normalization for Dolby TrueHD or reconsider using DTS-HD Master Audio instead.
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Follow Ups
- there is a down-mix feature - Joe Murphy Jr 14:34:05 07/07/08 (4)
- luckily I will be able to hear it without downmixing - Jazz Inmate 20:26:39 07/07/08 (3)
- ya lucky bastid - Joe Murphy Jr 21:07:42 07/07/08 (2)
- supposedly the new PS3 firmware update fixes the 7.1 output on some DTS-HD MA tracks, too NT - Jazz Inmate 00:24:29 07/13/08 (1)
- so far all but 1 confirmed to play in 7.1 now - Joe Murphy Jr 19:56:58 07/20/08 (0)
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