i have tested DTS 24/96 audio before on 1073DD player. can play. no problem.

any 1073DD player can display subtitle in those video format.

what if the remote control fail in the future? is it possible to use those universal remote or Logitech Harmony to control the player?

i would say the black outline of the subtitle is quite thin

feel pity for you.

no doubt. confirm cannot support Dolby TrueHD.

are you using spdif raw digital audio out? if yes, there might be no sound for aac or mp3 audio unless change to analog audio.

else, re-encode your movies with 5.1 AAC audio to 5.1 Dolby Digital.

use popcorn mkv audio converter

why go through the hassle of torrent and rs when you can just directly download it from here...
http://audioconverter.heartware.dk/Tutorial/

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jun 30 2010, 07:17 PM

yes, you can. make sure you link them up using mini-USB connector.

dunno how many times i've repeatedly answering the same question. and yet no firmware update has fixed this.

if you're using spdif raw digital audio out, there is no sound for aac or mp3 audio unless change you to analog audio.
the player itself does support aac and mp3 & can decode them, thus plays back fine on analog out. but, when you use raw digital output, the aac audio (as an example) is not decoded internally in the player. this compressed audio is sent directly out to your avr, and let your avr to do the decoding. if your avr cannot decode aac audio, you won't be able to hear any sound from it. the same goes to mkv/mp4 movies with aac audio.

if you want the aac in the video to be heard without changing the player's setting to analog audio, re-encode your movies that have AAC audio to Dolby Digital. i use popcorn mkv audio converter for this job. for 5.1 aac audio, i'll re-encode them to at least 384 kbps dd5.1. if your aac is stereo, it'll be re-encode to 192kbps dd2.0.

previous 1073dd cannot play dolby trueHD audio.

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jul 7 2010, 06:18 PM

you should be asking which AVR support Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD, not which speaker.
please state your budget. the lowest model i can think of is Yamaha RX-V465.

it's not HTiB. it's just an AVR.
i'm not sure of the price. maybe around rm1400. you can try to visit desa home theatre.

maybe you can try this:
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1470413&hl=

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jul 14 2010, 07:38 PM

how does yangxi's 1073 player handles BDMV folder structure?
can it play with full menu like real BD or DVD ISO? or need to browse and play individual m2ts?

i'm not playing BD ISO

what i mean is how does the player treat BDMV folder structure?
does it treat it like a normal folder, where i have to browse to BDMV\STREAM\ and play each m2ts files individually?
or it treat BDMV as a file itself (sth like DVD ISO)?

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jul 22 2010, 08:42 PM

base on example here
which one is the correct file to start?
(noob here, paiseh )

even CRT tv can display.

subtitles are shown automatically if the naming of the SRT sub is correct.
or are you referring to softsub embedded in the mkv? generally, the sub is set as default to display. if not, you can set it in program like mkvmergeGUI.

sorry, i'm not using hdpro, but another yangxi's player H10R that also uses the same 1073 chipset.
my H10R displays subtitle automatically.

yangxi, isn't it weird that u have to manually select the subtitle?
is it the same for hdpro and hdpro mini too?

your hdtv must be in 16:9 or 1.78 aspect ratio.
most movies are wider...in cinemascope or anamorphic widescreen...2.35:1 or 2.4:1