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RE: agree with the first and second sentence

Posted by Jack G on January 25, 2008 at 05:25:49:
Valid points, but the problem is, that not everyone is going to want to buy a new receiver, just to hear DTS-MA, even assuming they have a player that streams it. Odds are, that most people will end up hearing the core DTS soundtrack, which pretty much means the MA is a waste. It can't be that hard to have a decoder in the player-are they just too cheap to pay for the chip, or are they too cheap to pay the licensing fees? Do it right or don't use it at all.
Jack