Wow, DTS studio's don't sink nearly as much money into their audio playback equipment as Dolby does, that's forsure. I'm glad I read that article though, because I've been under the impression that the TrueHD and MasterAudio formats were both uncompressed. I didn't realize they were still compressed and then uncompressed without loosing an information. I guess I should have figured that when they call it 'lossless' technology.
But I wonder, if a BluRay disc already has an uncompressed PCM track on it, why would they also then try to squeeze either a TrueHD or MasterAudio track on it as well? Isn't that just a bit of overkill?
