Does this unit have Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio abilities?
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Yes, this unit has exceeded my expectations immensely. You will not be disappointed.
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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)
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CONNECTIONS - 2 HDMI Connections - 1 USB Connection - 1 Component in - 1 Shared Composite in (AV) AUDIO - Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pulse - DTS Premium Sound decoding with DTS Studio Sound processing
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The unit has one fiber optic line that carries the digital signal to a power converter separator to an audio signal to be read by an amplifier. Thus the signal is then converted to Dolby stereo sound by the way of the amp. I would say that it would not convert to Dolby or com. I hope this helps. Mike
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From the user manual: "1.1 Features 1. Convert DTS/AC3 source digital audio to analog 2.0 ch stereo audio output" -- The device does this quite well, although I did have to trim back the sampling rate of the optical output on my computer a bit to avoid some distortion. However it sounds like this is not what you are looking for. What you want would be probably be a true decoder, which means plenty of $$$$
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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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Hi Dawn, Thanks for the question. While this unit has great sound quality from using an optical or digital coax cable, it does not subscribe to Dolby or DTS. These formats are for surround sound and this is not a surround sound system. Most Sound bars if not all are not surround sound as you would need rear speakers to utilize this feature. I own this unit and play blue ray movies and cable through it with very high quality. This unit delivers high performance in stereo and with other feature that one will find on sound bars at 2-3 times the cost. Hope this helps. Please contact AV-Express with more questions. Hi Dawn, Thanks for the question. While this unit has great sound quality from using an optical or digital coax cable, it does not subscribe to Dolby or DTS. These formats are for surround sound and this is not a surround sound system. Most Sound bars if not all are not surround sound as you would need rear speakers to utilize this feature. I own this unit and play blue ray movies and cable through it with very high quality. This unit delivers high performance in stereo and with other feature that one will find on sound bars at 2-3 times the cost. Hope this helps. Please contact AV-Express... » Read More Hi Dawn, Thanks for the question. While this unit has great sound quality from using an optical or digital coax cable, it does not subscribe to Dolby or DTS. These formats are for surround sound and this is not a surround sound system. Most Sound bars if not all are not surround sound as you would need rear speakers to utilize this feature. I own this unit and play blue ray movies and cable through it with very high quality. This unit delivers high performance in stereo and with other feature that one will find on sound bars at 2-3 times the cost. Hope this helps. Please contact AV-Express with more questions. « Show Less
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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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Yes. The cable is the transport medium. DTS, like Dolby, is the data encoding that traverses this medium.
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Integrated HD speakers with Dolby Advanced Audio (that's all the info i can get from Lenovo)
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Yes. I use it for Dolby DTS but I know it also supports newer formats as well.
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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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Yes, it will bitstream DolbyDigital 5.1 and DTS to Amp over Optical. That's all I use it for (all audio over Optical).
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Hi Chelsea, The TOS-Link standard does not transmit TruHD Dolby Digital or DTS-HD because their bandwidth is greater than the TOS-Link specifications. The only way to get those High Definition formats is through the HDMI interface cable. The best that TOS-Link can do is transmit Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS-Master Audio which are both compressed audio formats. I hope this information is helpful. Sincerely, Larry Gates.
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Yes. From the technical details: Built In Decoder: Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Digital, DTS decoder
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The description does not state that it handles Dolby Digital AC-3 Dolby Pro Logic, DTS, or any other digital audio format source than PCM. I would have to think it would only handle PCM, additionally, at this cost there is not much room for Dolby royalties. But I could be wrong. If you need Dolby sound field processing, see the "CE Compass Digital SPDIF / Coaxial to Analog L/R RCA Audio Decoder w/ 3.5mm Headphone Jack" from "CE Compass"
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I have JRiver Media Center and with latest drivers and compatible outputs, I was able to bitsteam 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio from a Zotac GPU. I believe it is the Intel CPU that decodes the DTS-HD MA signal. I must say that there is a significant improvement in the sound across all audio sources over the hardware that I had before.
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Yes, but it will not be true 5.1 surround. It will say 5.1 Dolby digital on your receiver but if you have a game system(Xbox 360, PS3) with the same apps you will hear the difference in sound.