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RE: Uncompressed PCM

>>There is nothing technical holding back the Studios from releasing lossless audio tracks on Blu-ray movies. <<

Here's something I've wondered about, and I hope someone knows the answer:

The standard for cinema films for many years now has been matrix and/or compressed, lossy soundtracks (Dolby SR, Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Digital, DTS, etc.).

So, if that's what's on the majority of commercial films that have been produced in the past 20+ years, how do you get a lossless soundtrack from that?

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