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Old 06-22-2008, 12:51 PM   #1
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Default BD-P1500 & Onkyo getting HD Display

I have heard alot of people who have the new Samsung BD-P1500 & a Onkyo HD capable Reciever having trouble getting their reciever display to show the proper HD codec Logo.. Hope this helps... First. I found this on the Onkyo website under " FAQ " discussion.

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1.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Why is my receiver not showing Dolby Tru HD, Dolby Plus, DTS-Master, and DTS-HD when the disc is showing that it supports those formats?

Onkyo AV receiver’s from the TXSR 605 and up can decode the Dolby Tru HD, Dolby Plus, DTS-Master, and DTS-HD bitstream audio data. Some Blu Ray and HD players have the capabilities of sending over a bitstream over to the receiver via the HDMI connection. Then once you select the format on the disc it will display it on the receivers display. If your player is setup correctly for the Bitstream and still you are seeing PCM Multichannel then you would have to go into the menu of the receiver to Hardware setup. In Hardware go to HDMI then to Audio out it should be set to OFF. Once you have this set to off then you would get the surround mode that you have chosen to display on the receiver. If all settings are correct within the receiver and player and you are still seeing PCM Multichannel being displayed, please check with manufacture if there are any updates available for the bitstream audio data for that player.

2. Go into the Reciever Menu and Select Listening Mode Preset. Select Dvd and hit enter. Go down the list of selections until you see Dolby TrueHD & DTS-HD MSTR. Make sure both left and right selections are the same.

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Dolby TrueHD < Dolby TrueHD >



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3.Push the Dvd Menu Button and go to the setup screen. Now select, Audio Setup. Now go to Digital output and select Bitstream(Audiophile). Next select PCM Down Sampling and turn to Off, also Dynamic Compression to Off.

4. Make sure after the movie starts you take the remote for the BD-P1500 and push the audio button until you see the correct sound stream that says DTS HD Multichannel or TrueHD .

Still no Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD showing up on your Reciever display during movie playback? Check and make sure your HDMI Cable is v.1.3.a compliant.
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