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Originally Posted by OBCT
Correct. To achieve Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD or DTS-HD MA you must have a compatible source (BD Player = check), compatible connector type (HDMI = check; digital optical\coaxial = nope), and compatible reciever (Sony STRDG820 = check). I think your choice in reciever - should you make use of said formats - is a good one, OilKiller.
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Yep. Thanks. Looks like a good one. Unfortunately I'm thinking it might have to wait until Christmas. Not that far off I guess. I have my Samsung BD set up to output DTS to my current Sony receiver, which understands and can deal with DTS. I can then select a TrueHD track and still get better sound (better than just the DD 5.1 track). I noticed a HUGE difference with Cars as an example switching between tracks. Still not TrueHD per se, but closer for now.