does this item support dts audio and what audio codecs does it support?
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According to the manual, this device supports the following: AC3/DTS/MP3/WMA/WAV/OGG/AAC/APE/FLAC and you can find their manual online at: http://www.incredisonic.com/imp150.html where you can see their manual as well. I hope that helps!
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there is a LPCM "bug" with this Amp. To get it to display DTS, do thisAmp Menu=> HDMI=> Pass thru=> OFFAmp Menu-> HDMI=> Control=> OFFAmp Menu=>HDMI=> Audio Out=> AMPThat should fix all your DTS problems as well as problems with PS4 sound
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It's only a two channel dac. It won't decode Dolby digital or dts. You'll have to set your player to output 2 channel PCM or buy a home theater receiver.
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there is nothing about PCM audio, in the DTV manual. the receiver does output a digital audio output using an rca type connector as well as a true optical digital output.
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Is your receiver set for Dobly Digital or DTS only as opposed to auto-sense on that input?
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Thanks Chris. Yes I checked the DVD player tp make sure it has DTS code. I didnt use the optical cable for the digital sound connection but I used the digital coax which I believe should work just fine on DTS. I called customer service but they answered via email and didnt really know how to solve the issue. I am disappointed at Pioneer receiver. Appreciate ur sharing with me. Thanks. By the way, does digital sound has some echo in it?
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Yes, it supports Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Pro Logic IIx, and DTS Neo:6 to expand stereo sources to 5.1 or 7.1 surround output. You can select from Dolby PLIIx Movie, Dolby PLIIx Music, Dolby PLIIx Game, DTS Neo:6 Cinema, or DTS Neo:6 Music as the listening mode. If you don't have surround back speakers, the receiver automatically selects Dolby Pro Logic II for 5.1 surround when selecting a Dolby Pro Logic IIX listening mode.
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If you are asking if it decodes 7.1 DTS and has 8 discrete outputs for the total of 8 channels, then the answer is no. I don't know of any BD player that does this. Maybe one of the very expensive players does. Just look at a picture of the back - does it have outputs for 8 channels.
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you would need to get a USB or firewire based module in order to enable you to send a DTS signal, such as M-Audio's Transit which uses an optical audio out. If you have OS X 10.4 (Tiger), you will be able to send DTS from the DVD Player if you have an optical out that can send it (like the Transit). This will allow you to get the full sound out of that system. I'm about to get a transit, myself. I have a Dual 1Ghz G4 (Quicksilver 2002) Mac.
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DA21 only support PCM audio input. Will not work with Dolby audio signal. Most of movies and blurays use dobly audio and not PCM.
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What this has over the 350.1. Decodes DTS-MA sound internally (so your receiver doesn't need to handle it).2. 7.1 analog outputs (so you can output lossless audio to an older receiver).3. Profile 2.0 out of the box (no firmware update required).If you don't have a super-modern audio system, this player can actually be cheaper because you don't have to upgrade your sound system to get the same sound quality. Spend an extra hundred now to save several hundred later.
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Yes. The cable is the transport medium. DTS, like Dolby, is the data encoding that traverses this medium.
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John - you have been incredibly helpful and i appreciate your knowledge. My receiver does support all of the lossless sound formats regarding DTS HD masterauduio and tolby True HD. I am thinking that the PS3 does as well. In your opinion, what are the best looking Blu rays that you have personally seen or own regarding visuals and effects? Thanks Again!
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Nope. It is an amplified speaker system, not a player. No DTS. If you're into DTS and think DTS is the only way to get good sound, it's not for you. But if you want great, loud, room-filling, full-range audio in a single box that requires only one wire to hook up, it's a very good option.
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Just got my system. Hate to argue with folks but, I am getting DTS-HD ok via HDMI and no other cable from my Sony BDP-BX1 player. After playing around with the settings I discover DTS scrolls across display window when I switch between different DTS sources and change tracks of DTS audio recordings and movies. Plus DTS is lit in the window. I am happy with that. Just set BD player's audio output priority for HDMI, DTS set for DTS, BD audio set for direct (mix reverts system back to pcm/48); HT-SS2300 video menu: "audio for HDMI" set for AMP. We watched Mamma Mia! (blu ray/dts-hd) and was amazed at wonderful audio clarity. I had to reduce center channel volume to -5 to suit us. But, we are hearing subtle things we never heard before all around us. Then I cranked volume to 30 and tried a couple of DTS audio cd's and again was amazed as a 2-8-4 steam locomotive passed though the living room. And again with a SR-71 fly by.
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I don't know, I've applied this update http://www.wdc.com/en/products/wdtv/ but does not says anything about DTS, and my Home Theather does the decoding via optical audio input (toslink)
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Based on the specifications, it does. You can check the spec sheet at the Denon website. It shows support for Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master (http://usa.denon.com/us/product/hometheater/avreceiversht/avrx2000)