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NOTES:
1.
Assumes
the HDMI-connected
surround-sound
audio receiver
(or TV, if connected
directly
to TV) can
decode
DTS-HD.
•
If not, the BD player will automatically
revert to DTS 5.1 on the HDMI output (if supported
by the
HDMI-connected
audio receiver).
•
If the HDMI device connected
to the BD player does not support either DTS-HD
or DTS, the BD
player will automatically
revert
to PCM on the HDMI output.
-
The number of PCM channels
will match the number of audio channels
in the original
codec (7.1 channels
for DTS-HD
and for DTS), IF supported
by the HDMI receiver or TV.
-
Otherwise,
the number of HDMI channels
will match the capabilities
of the HDMI
receiver
(or TV) connected
to the BD player.
2.
In addition,
assumes
the HDMI-connected
TV is capable
of 720p (or higher) resolution.
Otherwise,
DTS 5.1 will be output instead.
3.
Assumes
all eight speakers
are configured
as either "small" or "large" in the speaker
setup menu
0.3
LPCM Audio
Tracks
If you select one of the LPCM audio formats on the main disk menu, the BD player's
outputs will be as
shown in the table below:
Selected
BD/DVD
Audio
Track
LPCM
7.1
Channel
48/96 Khz
Digital
Output
Setup
Menu is set
to:
Bitstream
HD
Bitstream
Bitstream
Mixed
Multichann
HDMI 1
SPDIF
el
PCM
(7.1ch@ 48/96 kHz) 1,2
PCM
(7.1ch@ 48/96 kHz) 1,2
DTS 5.1
2
PCM
(7.1ch@
48/96 kHz)
PCM
(5.1ch@
48/96 kHz)
2
PCM
(2ch@
48/96
kHz)
2
PCM
(2ch@
48/96 kHz)
2
PCM
(2ch@
48/96 kHz)
DTS 5.1
PCM
(2ch@
48/96 kHz)
PCM
(2ch@
48/96 kHz)
PCM
(2ch@
48/96 kHz)
7.1
channels
5.1
channels
(48 Khz DAC)
3
7.1
channels
PCM 7.1
PCM 5.1
PCM Stereo
Analo 9
Stereo
Stereo
(48/96Khz
DAC)
Stereo
(48 Khz
DAC)
Stereo
(48/96Khz
DAC)
C-3
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