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check for a possible lossless audio problem

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on March 28, 2008 at 22:29:13:
It seems Onkyo and Yamaha are using a defective DTS-HD MA decoder in their processors. If you want to or eventually will have a Blu-ray player streaming the lossless audio codecs to this processor, make sure this model does not have the defective decoder in it. Denon, Pioneer and Sony use a different decoder and this problem is not applicable to their processors.

Below is a link to a thread describing the