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Old 12-20-2011, 10:43 PM   #3
velichay

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If you set the audio to bitstream, yes.

Otherwise, you can have the PS3 handle the decoding and even get Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA via LPCM.
Hmmm...I think weve had this discussion before, but I was still confused afterwards.

Heres what I have- PS3>>>HDMI>>>reciever listed in OP>>>HDMI>>>Samsung HDTV

Audio settings on PS3-HDMI-Automatic- Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS, PCM 2 channel-44.1,48,96 and another one, I forget.

This results in games, dvds and blurays outpuing dolby/dts to my reciever and it works beautifully, for 2 channel stuff I use prologic or CSTEK to simulate surround. However, for video files that have AC3/AAC etc, it acts as if it isnt recieving any sort of digital audio stream, just generic 2 channel. But, ive been reading that AC3 should come up as Dolby Digital stream, the same way that DVDs/games/blurays do etc.

If i tell the ps3 to use PCM 5.1 channel-44.1,48 etc my games, dvds and blurays have messed up sound, i.e. sometimes you can hear the surround channels but no the center, sometimes no sound at all. Also, I have the ps3 selected to use both 2 channel PCM and 5.1 channel PCM, it ALWAYS no matter what outputs 2 channel, I have to manually remove 2 channel pcm and then it will use 5.1 channel pcm. how frustrating.

Any help/advice?

EDIT:

Re-reading your post, can you explain what you meant, about having bitstream selected or the other option to have the ps3 handle the decoding?
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