Razlaw: 355F, can you answer this question? .....if I do the following: 1. Set the Blu-Ray player to output uncompressed PCM in the Blue-Ray player. 2. Set a Blu-Ray disc to select the uncompresed PCM track in the Disc set-up menu, not Dolby or DTS and not Dolby TrueHD or DTS Master HD and play it here is what I get 1. The onscreen menu for the Blu

peterjacobs: This is certainly an epic post with vigorous and passionate arguments. Not sure it has helped me though but I don't really care.... you see... I have just ordered a new BV4, BS3, Beolab 10, Samsung SPA800B (the one recommended by B&O and developed with Joe Kane Productions), the Projector LIft (for in ceiling concealment) the Stewart

Well the explanation for more crisp and so on could possible come from the principle that the core track is contained in the true HD track- hence the term -layered. Its very surprising the differences volume levels between inputs can make. Be that as is may, there is a possibility that Soundproof came up with- namely that the BS3 is doing something

Razlaw: Please re-read my last post, I apologized for using the word unveil that you choose to parse so literally and should have said "roll out" as the article said. Also, see the additional link I added to that post indicating Abt was one of the first seven stores in America with the new OLED TV from Sony. I stand by the statement and the

Razlaw: I said nothing about CES or IFA, but here is an article on the dealer. For instance, according to the article, when Samsung had only 2 of a new $150,000 TV, one went to my dealer to be showcased, and Sub-Zero spent $1,000,000 on their 3,000 square foot space within my dealer. Abt Article yes but thats not unveling new technology. Thats dealer

Razlaw: moxxey: Razlaw: Read Martin's post from about 20 minutes before yours for instance. He indicates he spoke to an engineer at B and O. I seem to remember a similiar ealier in this thread. Also, my dealer has confirmed it to me. Dealers confirm a lot of things, but it doesn't mean it's the official line. Sales people can get carried

Razlaw: moxxey: Razlaw: So we have different anonymous sources connected to B and O, some say yes, some say no. Who has said that B&O have said 'yes'? Could you give me this quote please? ie. show me some info. Everything I've read here indicates that B&O say that it does not support True HD or any HD audio. They told me this directly

soundproof: Yes! No! Yes! No! Martin - it's down to whether BeoSystem 3 can handle the huge datastream. I own BeoLab 5 speakers. These can take an analog or digital signal. No matter what type, the incoming signal is first upconverted to 24/96kHz. Then it's processed by the speakers' sophisticated circuits, and then it's sent on to a

martin01: I have talked to one B&O engineer (in Struer) who says that BS3 support and can handle 96khz/24bit and he says that it also handle Multichannel PCM. So obviosly different people at B&O says different things. If you cant HEAR it you havent got it!

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