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My current AVR for watching Blu-ray movies is an older Yamaha RX-V3800.
I absolutely love this receiver, and it can handle pretty much any DVD or Blu-ray soundtrack that I have thrown at it (see decoder list below). -DTS 96/24 -DTS Neo:6 -Dolby TrueHD -DTS decoder -DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 -DTS-HD decoder -Dolby Digital -Dolby Digital Plus -Dolby Pro Logic -Dolby Pro Logic II -Dolby Pro Logic IIx Over Christmas I received "The Mummy - 2017" on Blu-ray, and I noticed on the case that it only offered a single English soundtrack: "Dolby Atmos"! I popped the disc into my player, and the on screen Setup menu confirmed what the case specified, and I only had the following options: -English: Dolby Atmos -Spanish: DTS 5.1 -French: DTS 5.1 I selected the English: Dolby Atmos soundtrack, and was concerned at first that I might not hear any audio, but I did, and my Yamaha displayed "Dolby TrueHD 7.1, and the audio sounded fine. Questions: -Is this normal behaviour for an AVR that has no Dolby Atmos support? -Is Dolby TrueHD the automatic replacement if your receiver can't handle Dolby Atmos? -Is my receiver trying to convert this Dolby Atmos soundtrack to Dolby TrueHD, or does the disc actually contain a hidden TrueHD soundtrack? -What would happen with a DTS:X only soundtrack? Sorry for all the questions. Thanks! ![]() |
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Blu-ray Grand Duke
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As far as I remember if your receiver can't handle it it will play the core TrueHD track embedded in the Atmos. Some titles have DTS MA as a substitute. If you had a receiver that can't handle high definition audio you'd get core lossy audio from those streams.
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Blu-ray King
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This is correct. Dolby Atmos will downmix to Dolby TrueHD 7.1 and DTS:X will downmix to DTS-HD MA 7.1. It does on my Onkyo YX-NR709 (2012).
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Thanks given by: | chip75 (02-02-2018), Heapashifter (02-02-2018) |
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