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Uncompressed PCM

Posted by Robertc88 on August 25, 2007 at 15:15:20:
I'm unsure at this juncture how many BD discs actually have this is an audio option, probably not alot. Please let us know if you try optical for 2 channel uncompressed PCM.

I want to get better than what I've been use to with a coax or optical connection utilizing dolby digital on SD DVDs though some of the better ones (Master and Commander) rock just using a Denon AVR 3803! :)

Can't you do better than just 2 channel for True HD by using all of the analog inputs?