General
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DTS–HD in the Consumer market: What players/receivers will decode DTS–HD Master Audio, etc.?
So far we know that there are no players on the market that decode or pass DTS-HD Master Audio. For receivers, the Onkyo TXSR 605 and the TXSR 805 decode DTS-HD Master Audio. We will update this list when more equipment can officially decode or pass our DTS-HD Master Audio technology.
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DTS–HD Format compatibility: How do I hook up my system?
To experience the superior surround sound quality of DTS-HD, there are a variety of ways you can connect to your A/V receiver and pre-amplifier depending on your setup and DTS decoder. Refer to your manufacturer for specific options.
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What 7.1 Speaker Configuration should I use?
Home theater systems are often set up with different speaker layouts, sometimes dictated by room dimensions or furniture placement. DTS-HD Audio includes a 7.1 Speaker Layout feature, which allows the user to select from multiple speaker layouts depending on listening preferences and speaker location. 7.1 Speaker Layout uses sophisticated algorithms to electronically "reposition" speakers and is designed to let you play back the audio as the artist originally intended. The DTS-HD 7.1 Speaker Layout feature works for 6.1 or 7.1 channel configurations.
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What players/receivers are the best to buy for DTS-HD Master Audio?
We cannot recommend any specific manufacturer, but you can check our list of current compatible players/receivers that either decode or pass DTS-HD Master Audio properly.
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