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The point is not all movies will accommodate even a TrueHD soundtrack on HD DVD.

Posted by oscar on August 23, 2007 at 06:24:08:
I'll point to "King Kong" again as the wouldbe reference disk without a reference audio track.

I thought all HD DVD players could decode TrueHD; maybe not the receiver. If you are using the player's 5.1 analog output, you are in business. My player will decode TrueHD (but only to 2-channel for HD DVD).