OH. Thanks so much for the valuable information.
Does Yamaha offer any trade in for older models, say we upgrade.
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Does Yamaha offer any trade in for older models, say we upgrade.
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Hi,
Probably i think it'll be better to understand some basics of new technologies in a Blu-ray disc for Audio. Blu-ray discs have big storage memory. Hence it is able to accomodate higher sampling rates of audio data formats such as DTS-HD Master Audio or Dolby TrueHD.
With this, common Blu-ray player can do 2 audio output options.
[a] Output bitstream the high sampling rate of audio data to the AVR to decode. (AVR must have DTS-HD M.A & Dolby TrueHD decoder)
Decode only DTS / Dolby Digital audio contents to output over Coaxial / Optical output connection into the AVR. (If AVR does not support HD Audio formats such as your RXV530.)
Your RXV530 supports DTS & Dolby Digital decoder.
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If you were to purchase a BD Player now and hook up with your RXV530, it will work for sure. But the sound you are hearing, will be only DTS & Dolby Digital. Not the HD Audio formats such as DTS-HD Master Audio and Dolby TrueHD.
The difference is HD Audio formats has higher sampling rates of audio data while Non-HD Audio formats has lower sampling rates. Everything will still works perfectly fine except that you won't be enjoying the HD Audio performance from the Blu-ray disc that you have.
Higher sampling rates means more dynamics and details of contents.
Hope it helps you to decide should you upgrade your AVR.
Cheers!
Ps. Take a read on the hyperlinks i have provided.