bhaskarkilli
Core Member
is Hathway giving Dolby sound in HD channels??
EntMnt Xclusive Channels having Dolby Digital Audio on Videocon d2h HD channels
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bhaskarkilli
Core Member
I understand your point bro.But what I am trying to say is..Now any DTH not in a position to give uncompress audio because it will take more bandwidth.So all DTHs are giving Compression audio only.
DashMajor
EntMnt Knight
No HD in Hathway Jabalpur.
IndianMascot
Core Member
As Mr.A.N bro says, d2h is providing PCM audio rather than Dolby Audio. So, i am confused whether d2h is having Dolby Audio or not.
Technoglitch
Core Member
compresses or uncompressed, DD and PCM are lossy tracks.
No offence to anyone but please research I said already.. I've studied all this in multimedia communication.
PCM is uncompressed audio provided by Tata sky.. D2h and others
Uncompressed means there is no audio processing by DTH operators.
While DOLBY DIGITAL is a lossless compression technology used to compress audio size to reduce bandwidth.
Since dolby is lossless it is adapted in various communication areas.
So the conclusion is PCM is equal or better than DOLBY DIGITAL
And D2h provides PCM 5.1 surround sound
Maybe this can help all of you
High-Def FAQ: Uncompressed vs. Lossless Audio | High-Def Digest
PCM is uncompressed audio provided by Tata sky.. D2h and others
Uncompressed means there is no audio processing by DTH operators.
While DOLBY DIGITAL is a lossless compression technology used to compress audio size to reduce bandwidth.
Since dolby is lossless it is adapted in various communication areas.
So the conclusion is PCM is equal or better than DOLBY DIGITAL
And D2h provides PCM 5.1 surround sound
Maybe this can help all of you
High-Def FAQ: Uncompressed vs. Lossless Audio | High-Def Digest
Already said no dolby in D2h
Only 5.1 surround. Because D2h doesn't need dolby as of now to reduce there bandwidth.
nanduking2
Newbie
d2h provides 2.0 channel PCM for SD channel and 5.1ch DD for HD channel....this what the info i got from my home theatre...
You should be using HDMI then
