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The DTS HD MA track includes a DTS core track.

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In Reply to: RE: Can You Explain This? posted by Robertc88 on August 22, 2007 at 10:38:22

If your player cannot decode the DTS HD MA portion, it should still be able to decode the 1.5Mbs DTS "core" track for 5.1 analog outputs. Or pass the DTS digital core to your Receiver via HDMI or via coax or optical digital outputs. the Receiver will decode it just like it decodes DD/DTS for DVD playback.

Even if your player will not decode DTS HD MA, you will still be able to hear a DTS soundtrack as good as anything available for DVD with any movie with DTS HD MA or DTS HD HR soundtracks. e.g. "Flyboys" sounds fantastic even though I can only listen to the DTS core soundtrack at the moment. It won't be as good as your lossless soundtracks but eventually I'll be able to decode this as well.

Follow Ups:

I'd Like To Hear Lossless Soundtracks - Robertc88 04:42:11 08/24/07 (2)
I'd have to pluck down the bucks to get a capable receiver not much longer after I buy a BD player. I would not be able to resist! :)
- Then buy the CDs. :-) - Jack G 06:34:08 08/25/07 (1)
  Or you can buy a BD player that decodes the advanced audio and has 5.1 analog out.
  Jack
  - That's Why Is Was Thinking About The Sony 300 - Robertc88 07:29:21 08/25/07 (0)
    I want the better sound capability, me being an audio kinda guy. I do have multiple SACD players, a TT, tube and SS pre amps, etc. :)
    
    If I get the PS3, then I need an amp with HDMI. I can go for one of the lower priced AVRs that folks on the avsforum have talking about and are utilizing with the PS3.

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