Dolby True HD vs. DTS HD


Which is supposed to be better, Dolby True HD or DTS HD?
Is it also true that most new Blu-Ray dvds are only 48 khz vs. 98 khz? Any input would be aprreciated. Thanks
tlg
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Longhorn if your Marantz receiver doesn't decode the HD formats you won't be able to tell much of a difference. You will need to use the multichannel outputs on your Bluray player into the multichannel inputs on your Marantz to enjoy the true benefits of HD audio.
Longhorn, you're not even listening to lossless. The Marantz can't decode it. Its HDMI capability is limited to HDMI 1.2, so its HDMI feature is only functioning as an HD video switcher; it's not extracting the audio bitstream from your Blu-ray. The TrueHD and DTS-MA lossless bitstreams require HDMI 1.3. You're evidently getting your bitstream over the optical digital link, which doesn't have the bandwidth to transmit lossless multichannel. The PS3 downconverts the lossless bitstream to DVD-standard DD or DTS, which is lossy. By this method the Blu-rays still sound a bit better than standard DVD because the downconvert operates at a higher bit rate than the DVDs did.
"The PS3 downconverts the lossless bitstream to DVD-standard DD or DTS, which is lossy. By this method the Blu-rays still sound a bit better than standard DVD because the downconvert operates at a higher bit rate than the DVDs did."
Thank you Johnnyb53. I stand corrected. My reports assumed I was listening to lossless, but I too am listening through an optical connection.