The formats support high resolution audio though the software is lacking.

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In Reply to: High quality 2 channel analog from Blue Ray? posted by ruxtonvet on May 8, 2007 at 02:59:52:

Unless you consider uncompressed 24/48 5.1 movie soundtracks "high quality". None of the so-called "high end" companies have come up with Blu-Ray components with presumed High quality analog outputs. Maybe the Pioneer Elite player comes close.
There might be a current HD-DVD player which will play DVD-A.
Blu-Ray (and to a lesser extent, HD DVD) has the potential to combine high definition video with high resolution (e.g. 5.1 24/96) audio. It just needs studios to produce the content and putting it on the disks. E.g.Pat Metheny wasn't a bad start: hi-def video but only 16/48 audio).

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Topic - High quality 2 channel analog from Blue Ray? - ruxtonvet 02:59:52 05/08/07 (2)

The formats support high resolution audio though the software is lacking. - oscar 07:37:56 05/08/07 (0)

It should be (nt) - Jack G 05:30:16 05/08/07 (0)

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The formats support high resolution audio though the software is lacking. - oscar 07:37:56 05/08/07 (0)

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