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Originally Posted by Chris Gerhard
I believe all Blu-ray players will pass the DTS-HD core at up to 1.5Mbps, over either digital connection, HDMI or optical digital. If you have a receiver connected in that manner than can decode it, you will want to use the DTS-HD core audio.
Chris
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Well, I have an Onkyo TX-SR674 that is just a bit over a year old. I don't believe it decodes DTS-HD.
So, I guess I have to scratch this BD player off my list. The Panasonic BD50 looks like the one, but it will be way more than I'm willing to spend for some time to come.
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My gear:
Samsung LN46A650 -- 46" 120 Hz
Onkyo TX-SR674 receiver
JBL Venue fronts, Infinity TSS-1100 center
Infinity TSS-1100 surrounds and rear surrounds
JBL SUB12 subwoofer
Toshiba HD-XA2 HD DVD player (firmware 2.7) (100+ HD DVDs)
Sony BDP-S550 BD player (51 BDs)
Xbox 360 game console
Comcast Motorola 6412 HDTV cable box
Logitech Harmony 550 Remote
1 wife, 2 sons (ages 15 and 8)
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