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Well, that's what the skimpy manual seems to say....

...I thought too that the companies had decided not to do it. But here is what it says on page 21 under the heading "Digital Output (DVD-V, DVD-A" and the sub-head "down conversion":

"Select how to output audio with a sampling frequency of 96khz or 88.2khz. Select "yes" (downconvert) if the equipment you connect cannot process signals with a sampling frequency of 96khz or 88.2khz. ("No" Factory Preset: Output as 96khz or 88.2khz).

It goes on to note that anything higher than 96khz is automatically downconverted to 48khz or 44.1khz regardless of setting.

Now, this manual is a model of confusion and incoherence, so it is possible that they are referring only to DD. But that's not what it says, and it specifically specifies it applying to DVD-A as well as DVD-V. So presumable 24/96 DVD-A and 24/96 DAD's can be output at 24/96.

I don't have a converter to test this, and have simply turned off the digital output.
Harry


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