MLP with Arcam DV79 & Meridian 561M


Both Arcam DV79 player and Meridian 561M processor 'has' MLP(Meridian Lossess Packet).

What does it mean? It should mean something very great!

What does it mean interms of redbook CD playback, DVD playback, and DVD-A playback?

Meridian 561M doesn't have 5 channel input, but it has MLP, what does it mean?
eandylee
What does it mean interms of redbook CD playback, DVD playback, and DVD-A playback?

Nothing, nothing, everything. It is a lossless compression method used only for DVD-A. Look up "Meridian Lossless Packing."

Kal
Yes, but the Arcam DV79 is all that's needed to decode it. You need to use the (6) analog outputs from the Arcam to the Meridian for it as the Arcam will not output full DVD-A on the digital outputs.

Kal
The issue is that 561M doesn't have 5.1 analogue input.

That's what I'm wondering about MLP - I was thinking that since I have the MLP(Arcam) to MLP(Meridian 561), I should have something special ie. I can playback DVD-A without the 5.1 analogue input or better sound for CD or DVD video.

Also MLP is about lossless digital transmission, so if you say "the (6) analog outputs from the Arcam to the Meridian" then what's the MLP for?

I'm confused for now.