"Supports output of Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio streams for external decoding by AV receivers. "remember the Xbox Elite is only coming with HDMI 1.2 that doesn’t support TrueHD." What the hell you mean by that? you people are acusing xbot(as you call them) of spreading lies, but then you do the same. Please Shut the F*ck up, your stupid inbred piece of rotten sh*t." Incredible.įunny isn't? If this is true then the point of using HDMI 1.3 is relative can you get your facts straight.?. Quote of the day by Hand Shandy: 10 - "Mart. Where's Deep? Isn't he the new forum sherrif putting up WANTED posters for crap news, like the (cough, cough) Blu-Ray XBox360 story that he so vehemnetly railed against?
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Jeez.why do people try to snipe the PS3 so much? Don't they know it's bulletproof?lol ĭo some research please, if you want to be considered a news site then you need to at least read the stuff you post and try to determing its source." Here is the post that is linked in the 'article'. Why not link directly to the posts at AVS instead of some unknown resource? "This 'news' is completely based on postings at AVSforums.
It's right there in the article you linked to." The PS3 can decode TrueHD into PCM now, and is expected to do so for DTS:MA as well. This is bogus booty crap - "Please, do some research before you post something like this. Maddens Raiders 5313d ago (Edited 5313d ago ) So again - this issue affects very little people, but in the Mart's world it's just like He's won both world wars. So in a way - through HDMI you can get FAKE-HD sound, and to someone who isn't an audiophile wouldn't be able to tell the difference between that and the real deal.
Most good amps will have Dolby Digital TRUE-HD and DTS-HD pre-amps in them, not to mention Dolby Pro-Logic IIx engine. Do you buy the financial times and wack one off when you see Sony's Share price falling? I bet you do. Most people don't have decent high tech amps anyway - so again, why is this some major victory for you Mart? Do you get yourself off, everytime something negative about Sony is posted. So it's not an issue, and something like this could be easily rectified by either a firmware upgrade. Non of the PS3 games and hardly any of the Bluray titles are even encoded in DTS-HD or 7:1 channel sound. The lesson: A soundcard is not a replacement for a decent home theatre system.Please Shut the F*ck up, your stupid inbred piece of rotten sh*t. So unless you have a reciever to do the decoding for you (or a speaker setup with onboard DDL/DTS decoding), the best you could get with such a setup is Stereo output. That isn't the main problem the problem is (as I found out myself), that NO SOUNDCARD ON THE MARKET will decode DDL or DTS over an Optical connection while using a typical analog output. You can even still use an analog output with an optical digital input.
(PS3 owners can confirm this themselves easily enough just set the sound output to optical). If you wanted to connect a PS3/360/Sound System to your soundcard, you would almost certainly have to use an optical input to your soundcard, which limits you to 2 channel PCM, Dolby Digital Live 5.1, and DTS 5.1. Higher formats (all 7.1, uncompressed 5.1/7.1 PCM, etc) are only carried via an HDMI connection. Optical outputs can only carry 2 Channel PCM and Dolby Digital Live/DTS (hence, the reason why those are the two required standards). The output is sent directly to the home theatre system, which will almost certianly have a DTS decoder to assign the individual sound channels to individual speakers. Blu-Ray movies are required to have both a PCM track and a DTS audio track. DVD's are only required to have an uncompressed PCM audio track, although almost all contain a DTS audio track.
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