DTS Master Audio how to wire??

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regards Bacardi

Too bad there are no easy smileys on this forum. ;-)

Kal

You betchya, if ya have money, just do it...

Regards Bacardi

Yeah, upgrade your interconnects. That's the ticket.

Kr4, yes the analogue 2.1/5.1 is the route I go. I just need to upgrade my crappy 20 year old monster series 100 rca's to Synergistic Research Tesla Accelerators. Then the sound will be what I want...

Regards Bacardi

So, use the analog outputs or buy a better processor.

BTW, the processing in the SE is the same as in the plain-vanilla BDP-83. It is only the DACs and outputs that differ.

Kal

Firedrums, I am running HDMI video to my pre processor. Its the audio of the processor I don't like compared to the Oppo SE's Sharc Premier chip.

Regards Bacardi

I believe your answer is NO - You need HDMI to Bitstream DTS Master Audio & Dolby True HD - But like already mentioned, If your bluray decodes them you can send out the formats from your player using Analog cables. Why aren't you using HDMI in and out of the receiver ? If it's a good receiver it should pass the video without loss of quality...

"I have tried Hdmi on video assign and Coax digital but only passed DTS and DDigital, but not lossless audio formats. "

You need to assign HDMI as both audio and video source. You cannot pass HD audio via coax digital.

Kal

It's possible that you have a setting wrong in either the receiver or blu-ray player.

The lossless audio formats can be passed via HDMI to a receiver that has the capability to decode the signal.

The only other option, that I know of for sure, is to have the blu-ray player decode the signal and sent it to the receiver via individual RCA analog cables. Not all blu-ray players have analog outputs for every channel, mine doesn't.

I don't know if it's possible to send a decoded signal via HDMI or not, but I'd suspect that it's possible.