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Originally Posted by Bluray_ne1
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=42473
Here's a link to a sticky thread for more info. 
From BigDaddy:
"Can PS3 Play DVD-A Music?
PS3 does not support DVD-A. As a co-developer of the competing format (SACD), Sony has never supported DVD-A."
Does this mean that with the availability of DTS-MA it can now? Not sure. I'd like to know if it does.
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No it doesn't. The dts tracks on dts Entertainment's DVD's are included in the VIDEO_TS folder of the DVD, not the AUDIO_TS folder.
The dts Entertainment DVD's most often include a DVD-Audio high resolution mix, but it is in ADDITION to the dts mix that's also included.
Likewise most DVD-Audio discs contain video footage and Dolby surround mixes of the album in the VIDEO_TS folder for compatability with non-DVD-Audio players.
Any DVD-Audio disc will play in the PlayStation 3, you just can't get at the DVD-Audio portion of the disc.
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Originally Posted by Cyberdyne
Yeah, i think the bit-streaming is the way to go. Down side is that I have to put it back to LPCM when I want to watch a movie. Oh well, you can't have it all.
Thanks for your input!
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Well you can have it all, just set-up your optical connection for bitstream and your HDMI for LPCM.
Whenever you listen to a dts-CD or something you want to listen to bitstreamed dts with, change your receiver to the optical input. When your done, go back to the input set-up with HDMI.
Then you never have to change the PS3's menus.
As long as you have the right number of inputs on your receiver, you're golden.