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Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 12, 2009 at 19:46:34:
"Any Blu-ray player that can decode the new codecs will have the option to down-mix the multi-channel audio to analog stereo, if that's what is preferred or needed."

It's in my above post and is a continuation of answers re: players which are able to decode the advanced audio codecs. Your Pioneer is not one that can decode the new codecs; therefore, "Not with my Pioneer" is irrelevant to this topic.