does dts hd blu ray movies just show up as lpcm on the strdh520 front display or should it say dolby digital dts hd
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You have to manually set what surround setting you want, it does not automatically detect it. I think that's what you were asking and I hope it helps.
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It does show lpcm but just scroll through to pro logic 2. I put in season one of weeds on my ps3.
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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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I can confirm that mine says LPCM when running through our PlayStation 3, but I set it up this way.
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It shows up as dts but I had it not work due to menu setting in amp allowing main and set(meaning tv set). turn it to main only and it should work, mine does.
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There appears to be no difference. I have had this player for about a year and a half. The Blu Ray is great. It also does a nice job of upconverting my old DVDs to HD quality. And, we have had no problems playing DVDs from other regions. It is the best player I have owned.
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Dario, Sorry, but the answer is no. I just bought the BD35 and was VERY dissapointed to discover that the Dolby and DTS HD audio formats are not supported at the optical output. This is not at all clear until you look at the chart on page 8 of the BD35/BD55 manual. Dolby-EX and DTS-ES make it through, but Dolby-TrueHD, DTS-HD, and DTS-HD Master Audio do not.
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My setup is: Raspberry &lt;HDMI&gt; ViewHD ViewHD &lt;HDMI&gt; TV ViewHD &lt;TOSLink/optical&gt; Onkyo TX-SR500 The ViewHD is provided with a switch that you can switch between pass-through/2CH/5.1, in my case 5.1 So when I have AC3 content played on the raspberry it is detected as Dolby D on the Onkyo. No chance to test DTS yet.
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Sorry, am unsure even after looking at the Verbatim website ( http://www.verbatim.com/subcat/optical-media/blu-ray/lth/ ), still am unsure to say with any certainty, I'd be just guessing
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One problem with using the TV as the switcher, i.e. all hdmi devices plug into the Tv and then the Tv's optical out goes to receiver, is that when you watch blu-ray movies on your PS3 and they are DTS 5.1/DTS HD MA tracks, your PS3 will not be able to send DTS 5.1 to your TV. TVs can do DD 5.1, but not DTS 5.1. So even if you bitstream form the blu-ray, the PS3 is going to send 2 channel audio. therefore it is better to hook up the PS3's optical out to the receiver directly. That way on blu-ray's that have only DTS audio, you're not stuck with two channel audio.
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OK, I am still confused. I have an older Technics SA-DX940 with optical inputs and DOlby Digital and DTS. So am I OK with the DMP-BD35?
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I have not had an issue with moving video in HD, but to be honest, I have not played any blu-ray discs on this monitor. HD with You-tube and other online sources has been fine.
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This goes for both J. Reed, and Marc, for this particular model, the HT-SS360, yes, you will have to go into your PS3's BD/DVD options, and switch it to LCPM, and back to Bitstream I believe if you're going to watch a Blu-Ray, or DVD. (At least from my own experience I had to switch back to Bitstream) As in for audio output options, auto should work fine, considering that the HT-SS360 automatically chooses the best output signal, but I found it best to check mark everything up until the 2.1 options, and through that, I was able to get the PS3 to output audio through DTS.
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I solved this. There is no upscaling of HDMI, thats they way it should be. I solved this for older SD DVDS that I play on my blue ray like this, I hooked up a second set of connections and when its old DVDs I switch the receiver to DVD instead of blueray and the upscaler makes them look very much better than just normal DVDs. When I say switch I mean just like you switch the receiver from one component to another its that simple. I am really liking my investment with this receiver.
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I own the Panasonic blu-ray which upconverts my backed up dvd's to 1080p.You can push the status button on the remote and 1080p appears telling you it is upconverting.If I am not getting true 1080p upconversion,I must be seeing things.Has anyone else tried upconverting a backed up copy of a dvd on a blu ray or hd dvd and was unable to get an upconverting display of 1080p? Stephen
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When you are getting TrueHD or DTS-HD audio, are any lights supposed to come on the receiver to signify that the stream is being picked up, or should you just assume its working if it is set to Linear PCM?
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Does anybody have any insight for how this performs with documentaries? I read one really insistent review that bashes the LG BD370 performance with 1080i, but I'd like to hear if anybody has practical experience. Most of my Blu Ray discs are BBC documentaries, so if it looks horrid, I'd like to know. How does it compare to standard dvds? Thanks!
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Ken Dohrman, The 4K upscaling is a big feature upgrade, but also the DTS-HD Master Audio Decoding for systems that support DTS-HD Master Audio. As well, you can stream music throughout your house with the Shape system using this Blu-Ray player as well. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Chris , awesome u got an 1222K. Its a great AVR. Go to a thred just on our receiver? Its called avr 1222k . Go to this? U can have any question answered to our AVR. ...But the answer to ur question is only comes on when ur playing something thats picking up one of the signals including ur DTs-HD.. So as long as ur playing something thats sending one of the Dolby signal.... Good luck Chris.
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Yes JSL, DD+, DTHD and DTS-master are much better sounding than the standard DD and DTS. Once you hear it, you won't regret spending the extra $100. It makes quite a difference with movies, but it makes a HUGE difference with concert Blu-rays. Some recommendations are Heart Alive in Seattle, U2 Rattle and Hum, Toto Live in Amsterdam and David Gilmour Remember that Night, among others. Make sure you get a nice set of RCA cables with gold plating so you don't miss any fidelity.
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Yes, it comes with Dolby Digital Live (DDL). This transcodes Dolby 7.2 (I think?) over TOSLINK (optical) cables. If you're running it into a receiver, the Dolby icon should appear as soon as you've enabled it.