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Don't Understand The Audio Dropouts

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In Reply to: RE: Perhaps posted by Jack G on October 04, 2007 at 09:54:23

What I've been trying to find out is what difference there is with these BDs with the audio track versus what Fox released in the past. I don't know that BD+ makes a difference per se why the audio drops from time to time.

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It might be a BD-J issue... - oscar 13:03:41 10/04/07 (2)
Apparently it's happened on multiple players. nothing a firmware update wouldn't fix....
- Does BD-J Affect Audio?? - Robertc88 06:19:43 10/05/07 (0)
  Java versus +, I'll be the first to admit I wouldn't know about issues with either. The older Fox releases I've had no problem with the audio on those. I'm using HDMI.
  
  Maybe now there is a handshake issue with HDMI? I think I'll try optical tonight (after the Damn Yankees game :)) and take HDMI out of the equation and see what happens?
- Possibly-the jury's still out on that - Jack G 13:46:23 10/04/07 (0)
  its nothing that couldn't have been taken care of before they hit the streets. If it is BD-J, they have even less of an excuse.
  Just wait until 1.1 discs come out. Luckily, the BDA is so disorganized, that they may not come out until next year.
  jack

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