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AjTrek1
AjTrek1Answer
May 2, 2026

will be back with edits

 

Together Everyone Achieves More = T.E.A.M.

26 replies

Airgetlam
May 1, 2026

One of my previous TVs (a Vizio of an older vintage) had the capability of generating Dolby Digital from the internal apps, but it was not capable of passing through Dolby Digital on the HDMI inputs. Since replacing that TV, I’ve always been suspect of chipsets in various devices. Most times they’re great, but I never take an assumption. 

Bruce
Contributor I
May 2, 2026

I am working late as well. Yes that would be awesome. I appreciate the help. I was hoping someone would have the same player.

AjTrek1
AjTrek1Answer
May 2, 2026

will be back with edits

 

Together Everyone Achieves More = T.E.A.M.
106rallye
May 2, 2026

So now only the Vizio TV could still obstruct DTS?

Airgetlam
May 2, 2026

Seems iffy, if it handles 4K video, but until we get a Vizio model number, it is still a possibility…audio chipsets are not the same as video chipsets, and their output is often two different locations. ;)

Bruce
Prodigy II
May 3, 2026

Set the Panasonic bluray audio setting to send DTS as PCM and you will get Mutli-channel PCM. For DTS-X you should get 7.1 PCM but not height channels. Sounds like you’re TV might be the issue. 

"I saw the Stooges and the MC5"
Contributor I
May 9, 2026

PCM is only 2 channel  stereo. Not why i paid $3000 for a theater sound.

Prodigy II
May 9, 2026

PCM is only 2 channel  stereo. Not why i paid $3000 for a theater sound.



if your TV can’t pass DTS you will get Multi-channel 5.1 and 7.1 PCM with a Panasonic 4K bluray. 
 

 

"I saw the Stooges and the MC5"
Stanley_4
Grand Maestro
May 9, 2026
Prodigy II
May 9, 2026

That thread is so old it would be more confusing than anything. 
 

 

 

"I saw the Stooges and the MC5"