Just a couple simple audio questions.
Ok. So I have read through the stickies and I would just like a BIT of clarification i.e " yes, you got it!", or " try again, son."
Dolby TruHD and DTS-HD = Just HD audio types that studios use to transmit sound. Like Nike and Adidas?
Lossless = Nothing audiowise is lost. Sounds the same as when it was made in the studio. Only available through HDMI or Analog. PS3 only HDMI.
Linear PCM = Decoded by player
Bitstream = Decoded by receiver
Only true HD can be heard through bitstream and Linear PCM... correct?
Q: What is the difference? Why does it matter? What exactly does PCM/ Linear PCM / Bitstream mean.
I read the definition, but I much prefer the forum member's explanations. Is it technically just the way the receiver/player gets the sound?
So finally... If I want the best quality HD sound I should be using HDMI 1.3 with a receiver that can transmit lossless audio?
Sorry if this is beating a dead horse guys but I just really learn well from the explanations I get around here.
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