saprano
April 16th, 2008, 09:25 AM
I got this from avs, im guessing he's from dts by the looks of his nameHi all - I received a number of inquiries specifically about a handful of NL titles, so I thought I would help clarify.
The titles in question were encoded with embedded channel remapping coefficients, only present on those few titles. The DTS-HD codec is very flexible and provides a unique way of telling the decoder how to downmix to 5.1, specific to the 7.1 layout used when mixing took place. The goal is to make sure the 5.1 listening experience stays true to the original 7.1 mix. There were a few titles encoded in this unique way – that are perfectly valid (and do sound phenomenal). The issue at hand is specific to the system, hence the "DTS-HD Master Audio | Limited" logo. As to the next logical question, I’ll apologize in advance and say that it is not my place to comment on future PS3 firmware updates.
There are numerous other DTS-HD MA 7.1 titles out there that use standard downmixing coefficients, which do output at 7.1.
I hope this helps and that you enjoy!
Kind regards.
PS- I’m out of town, so I’m jealous you all updated your PS3s before I did ;-)
so does this mean its not a ps3 issue? its dts?. the way they have it set up on some movie's(new line) http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=13652558&posted=1#post13652558
The titles in question were encoded with embedded channel remapping coefficients, only present on those few titles. The DTS-HD codec is very flexible and provides a unique way of telling the decoder how to downmix to 5.1, specific to the 7.1 layout used when mixing took place. The goal is to make sure the 5.1 listening experience stays true to the original 7.1 mix. There were a few titles encoded in this unique way – that are perfectly valid (and do sound phenomenal). The issue at hand is specific to the system, hence the "DTS-HD Master Audio | Limited" logo. As to the next logical question, I’ll apologize in advance and say that it is not my place to comment on future PS3 firmware updates.
There are numerous other DTS-HD MA 7.1 titles out there that use standard downmixing coefficients, which do output at 7.1.
I hope this helps and that you enjoy!
Kind regards.
PS- I’m out of town, so I’m jealous you all updated your PS3s before I did ;-)
so does this mean its not a ps3 issue? its dts?. the way they have it set up on some movie's(new line) http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=13652558&posted=1#post13652558