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RE: lpcm or bitstream for bluray?

Posted by racerguy on June 28, 2008 at 09:42:43

In Reply to: lpcm or bitstream for bluray? posted by budget fi on June 28, 2008 at 08:21:34:

>>the ps3 will decode hd audio internally and send it out as lpcm. Is the ps3 sending an anolog or digital signal?<<

Digital. PCM is a digital signal.

>> Where is the actual d/a conversion taking place?>>

In the pre/pro.

>> Is there any advantage to having a player that outputs bitstream?<<

Yes there is, if your pre/pro can process the bitstream being sent. Typically a pre/pro has more processing capability than the player does, so manipulations specific to your environment (bass management, digital delay, digital EQ) can be set to desired parameters. These functions may be included in the player's feature-set, but they are often sharply limited in versatility relative to what a good pre/pro can do, again assuming that the pre/pro can process the bitstream the player is sending.

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