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24bit converted to 16 bit PCM still sounds pretty good.

Posted by oscar on September 11, 2007 at 14:07:42:
Assuming they had 24 bit masters in the first place. I want "lossless" on all the releases, and this means "true to the original master audio tape" when the bits arrive at the DAC. Anything else is unacceptable because the Blu-ray format allows a master audio tape combined with near-reference quality hi-def video in almost every case.