stephane.r a écrit:salut à tous
HDMI 1.1, c'est forcément du PCM mais peut-il sortir du PCM 7.1 ou seulement le 5.1 ?
merci d'avance
Un quidam d'avs a posé ce genre de question à Rotel :
"Hello,
I am a proud owner of a RSX 1057 but am considering upgrading to the 1058. I need to get some solid information before I do. I am getting conflicting reports from different sources and I am hoping you can clear this up once and for all.
Now I know the 1058 cannot decode the new audio formats, ie. Dolby True HD etc. What I am wondering is how it handles the already decoded digital multi channel LPCM signal being fed to it via HDMI by a new HD DVD or Blu Ray player. Can it add post processing like bass management, speaker distance settings, and Dolby PLIIx to the high rez digital LPCM signal?
I believe this is important so you are not at the mercy of the player to handle this. I think some of the Blu Ray players do not even have bass management and speaker distance settings in them if I am not mistaken.
Now if it can not do post processing at this time, is it something that could be added as a firmware update later and is there any intentions on doing so?
Here is the response I received today.
Yes, the RSX-1058 handles the HDMI PCM stream as if it were any other digital PCM stream. You get post processing, bass management, etc…
Best Regards,
Mr. Shane Kea
Rotel Service Supervisor
B&W Group USA
This is very good news but is also conflicting what is being reported over on the Club Rotel. I believe there has only been one actual owner to post on the forum. He reported he was not able to add Dolby PLIIx processing to a multi channel PCM signal(don't know if this was some kind of user error). Other than that I think everything else has been speculation."
De ce point de vue, le RSX1058 et le RSP1069 devraient être identiques. Donc pour moi, c'est du LPCM 7.1. Mais la doc n'est pas super claire sur ce sujet
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