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<blockquote data-quote="stoca01" data-source="post: 1052606" data-attributes="member: 145567">Hi,I'm back after a few years to MP. A lot of improvements!I just installed MP1.6 on W7 64, with an ATI HD4550 video card (on a&nbsp; Gigabyte GA-G41M-ES2L Mobo)&nbsp; connected via HDMI to an Onkyo receiver capable of DTS-HD MA and DD-True HD.When I play a ripped BR (in a BDMV folder, not ISO or MKV) I get DTS but not DTS-HD.&nbsp; I can get DTS-HD&nbsp; using the same movie folder and connection from a Popcorn hour player. Video and audio are smooth btw, including subtitles.I ticked&nbsp; the passthrough option in the LAV audio filter section, Windows is configured as 7.1 speaker.Is there any place else I can check or it is hardware related (MB/video card) ?I was thinking to replace the hardware with a more recent mini-ITX MB and an i5 core with a 4600HD integrated graphics.Will that hardware be capable enough for BR/DTS-HD ?Any help, pointer ll be immensely appreciated !!Thanks,--stoca</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stoca01, post: 1052606, member: 145567"] Hi, I'm back after a few years to MP. A lot of improvements! I just installed MP1.6 on W7 64, with an ATI HD4550 video card (on a Gigabyte GA-G41M-ES2L Mobo) connected via HDMI to an Onkyo receiver capable of DTS-HD MA and DD-True HD. When I play a ripped BR (in a BDMV folder, not ISO or MKV) I get DTS but not DTS-HD. I can get DTS-HD using the same movie folder and connection from a Popcorn hour player. Video and audio are smooth btw, including subtitles. I ticked the passthrough option in the LAV audio filter section, Windows is configured as 7.1 speaker. Is there any place else I can check or it is hardware related (MB/video card) ? I was thinking to replace the hardware with a more recent mini-ITX MB and an i5 core with a 4600HD integrated graphics. Will that hardware be capable enough for BR/DTS-HD ? Any help, pointer ll be immensely appreciated !! Thanks, --stoca [/QUOTE]

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