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here's confirmation it's 6.1

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on March 15, 2009 at 17:05:10:
The back of the case says DTS HD High Resolution ES Audio (the ES refers to an extra channel) and the PS3 says DTS-HD HR 6.1 channel when I ask for disc information. The UPC is 0 12236 19155 1 80 and it's from Lionsgate (the second pressing, as the first had some subtitle issues), if that makes any difference.

Since you have a PS3, as long as you have the latest firmware, you have decoding of DTS-HD Master Audio and DTS-HD High Resolution Audio. If your copy of Stargate says DTS-HD MA on the PS3, then it's a different encoding than the US version -- ours is DTS-HD HR at 3Mb/s CBR.