Yamaha avr with atmos

[dholmes]

I recently got the new Yamaha's avrs,the 2050 & 1050 and was wondering if the Star Wars blu-ray bomb is something to worry about? I just now been buying Star Wars movie steel books at Best Buy for 7.00 each because I was sent several coupon from best buy for 10.00 off.thx

[solarrdadd]

Originally Posted by dholmes

I recently got the new Yamaha's avrs,the 2050 & 1050 and was wondering if the Star Wars blu-ray bomb is something to worry about? I just now been buying Star Wars movie steel books at Best Buy for 7.00 each because I was sent several coupon from best buy for 10.00 off.thx

and what "bomb" would that be?

[dholmes]

The DTS bomb its been a few yrs ago

[solarrdadd]

Originally Posted by dholmes

I recently got the new Yamaha's avrs,the 2050 & 1050 and was wondering if the Star Wars blu-ray bomb is something to worry about? I just now been buying Star Wars movie steel books at Best Buy for 7.00 each because I was sent several coupon from best buy for 10.00 off.thx

Originally Posted by dholmes

The DTS bomb its been a few yrs ago

No your fine. That was chipset related and it was a long time ago, pun intended. Enjoy your movies and may the force be with you! Keep us posted.

[dholmes]

Thxs,I need the force,I had movie with the DTS bomb and man it was earth shaking,I think it was Alien vs Predator requiem.

[solarrdadd]

Originally Posted by dholmes

Thxs,I need the force,I had movie with the DTS bomb and man it was earth shaking,I think it was Alien vs Predator requiem.

oh I remember it goosed the hell outta me when I had my Onkyo 805 receiver (best one they made in a long time) but, it used the chipset that was prone to DSP issues with specific releases in DTS. the other workaround was to simply let the player do the decoding onboard and stream LPCM to the receiver.

if your ever having DTS or Dolby issues today, that is still one of the single most recommended workarounds; let the player decode and stream LPCM to the player.

best of luck, please keep us posted.