beopaul: Well, if it only does 96kHz, that would still be acceptable to me. -- Paul I agree. I have read that some are of the opinion that the difference between 96 and 192 is not detectable by the human ear.

Great picture! I am jealous. I hope the Beosound 5 will do something similiar, or I will need to take a look at an iPhone. Any idea if the iPhone could be used with Beoport in the same manner?

soundproof: Razlaw: It seems to me that the question is: What does the BS3/BV7MKIII/BV9 do with an uncompressed multichannel 24 bit 192kHz signal from a Blu-Ray player sent via HDMI? Is it altered or downconverted in any way? And the same for 96kHz and 48kHz. Hmmm, I wonder what Razlaw's Law could be? What part of "It does not support 192kHz"

Puncher: I've had several bashes at stating what it is we need to know to finalise the debate, unfortunately it keeps getting sidetracked to other (nonfactual) issues! Yes you have made several very good efforts and I think you have been right on point. Unfortunately when I tried to phrase the issue in a somewhat similiar way to your excellent post

Peter : Razlaw: You are not discussing it...you are claiming to withdraw. and Telling me to not discuss it any more is not discussing it. Sorry that you can't support your view with any facts and instead have to run to somebody else and ask those who disagree with you to be silenced! As for free speach, I have never once said you should not post

You are not discussing it...you are claiming to withdraw. and Telling me to not discuss it any more is not discussing it. Sorry that you can't support your view with any facts and instead have to run to somebody else and ask those who disagree with you to be silenced! As for free speach, I have never once said you should not post your opinion or

Moxxey, you are humorous. You have withdrawn? Why are you still reading and posting? Obviously you have not withdrawn. I am not the only individual who has posted in this thread since your "retirement" so please do not be so presumptious as to tell me what to do. I also have Beolab 9s as fronts, with Beolab 1s as rears. As you say Dolby Digital

I think perhaps a consensus is being reached in this thread....the BS3 does in fact support Dolby TrueHD/DTS Master HD if the Blu-Ray player does the decoding, although whether the maximum sample rate is 96kHz or 192kHz does not appear to be settled given the conflicting statements from B and O? Am I correct?

Carolpa: See a snapshot of my BS3 at: http://www.bang-olufsen.com/Community/photos/photo-thumbnails.asp?albumid=241 I think you and I have been discussing this on the B and O forum, haven't we?

TripEnglish: A serious suit for a serious man. I think that everything that I can safely divulge about the BeoSound 5 has already been divulged (as for the remaining 20%, 10% I can't talk about and 10% I'm sure I don't know). As for whether it comes with a two way remote... hmmm... I'd probably just say you won't really have to worry