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Currently I have a Fat PS3 connected to my Pioneer 1018. When I use bitstream on the ps3, the reciever shows that it is decoding DTS. When I play a truehd disc like star trek/dark knight, the reciever shows Dolby, and so does the ps3.
When I change the PS3 to Linear/PCM, the reciever shows PCM, but the PS3 shows Truehd. How can I get it to show TrueHD on the reciever or it doesnt matter, or are my settings wrong. BTW they are all connected by HDMI. Last edited by Al Bundy; 08-13-2010 at 02:51 PM. |
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The fat ps3s can't bitstream hd audio. You want to set it to LPCM and let the ps3 decode the hd audio. Your receiver will then read PCM. The only way to have the receiver say Dolby TrueHD is to bitstream TrueHD to it from a compatible source, like the Slim ps3.
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In fact when BD was being developed, the companies behind it believed it would be more beneficial to decode the audio to LPCM in the player. This is because the button sounds, secondary audio tracks, etc can all be mixed into LPCM in the player. The fat/slim PS3s are still some of the only devices to do it correctly. Many SA alone players revert to using the lossy codecs when secondary audio is turned on. So the button sounds, commentaries, PIP audio are being mixed on top of the lower quality lossy track. The PS3 can mix the secondary audio tracks onto the lossless tracks. |
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Yes. What you are getting when you see that with your "fat" PS3 is the core DTS track. That is the standard "lossy" soundtrack. You must set your "fat" PS3 to PCM, and let it decode the lossless tracks and send it to the receiver as LPCM. If you were getting the lossless track, your Onkyo display would say "DTS HD-MA".
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Have you had it set like that for a while? If so I feel bad for you because you've been missing out on HD audio. I think its time for you to revisit your library.
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Actually... the lossy output on Blu-ray is less compressed than DD 5.1 and DTS on DVD. So, you might not notice any difference at all doing lossless decoding in your PS3.
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Quick question with this issue. I also have a fat PS3 but in order to get the lossless tracks of TrueHD and DTSHD you still need a compatible receiver though correct? that has those decoding abilities even though the PS3 is actually doing the decoding. I'm looking to soon finish up my surround upgrade.
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