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From my limited understanding from Google and from using MediaInfo, Dolby Atmos on Blu-ray is an extension of Dolby TrueHD, and is encoded on discs using the Dolby TrueHD codec?
Since Dolby Atmos has no sampling rate / bit depth info selectable (48kHz, 24-bit), am I to understand that when adding the specs, we are to put first a Dolby Atmos "track" and then to put another "track" as TrueHD, even though there's only technically 1 track? |
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