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Question: Does this unit have Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio abilities?
Document: You do have the option to send the signal out through the pre-outs on the back to an external amplifier, so all hope of using my kitchen's speakers are not lost. The display on the receiver itself is also a bit cramped... there's a single line for the source and audio type, so watching a blu-ray in DTS-HD Master Audio ends up displayed as 'DTS-HD MA B-ray'. This is probably a personal preference and most other people wouldn't care.
Not all receivers can say this, trust me.This brings me to how the unit applies a sound field mode to an input signal. You can set the X-2000 to use a specific decoder per source, and it will always use the same decoder once set. For example, I use "Dolby Digital" to decode DD 5.1, Dolby PLII Movie to decode DD 2.0 and Dolby PLII Music to decode PCM 2.0 on my "DirecTV" input.
Love my new&#34;magic&#34;box. I've been an avid Sony fan for a long time. Sadly the last Sony receiver (which passes HD TiVo through it) did not allow the TiVo to work in the shuttle modes very well. The Sony had so many manual settings I never got it set up quite right. This Denon was as plug and play as you can get. It senses the proper recorded audio settings and adjusts itself.
Totally frustrated with this product...previous Comcast HD Set top box could not send signal to this receiver....recently replaces with another new Comcast Xfinity HD Set Top Box...When I connect it to my receiver in Cable Input through HDMI only Audio comes out, NO VIDEO.If I directly connect the set top box to my HDTV with the same cable output comes out fine.Not sure if anybody can help me.
This 7.1 receiver is noteable for supporting the 4K Ultra HD format (3840x2160 or 2160p). It has 95W/ch and 7 HDMI inputs with 1 HDMI output. In addition to HDMI sources, it does have the capability to support two legacy video and audio inputs, and also has digital coax and optical audio inputs. Thankfully, most of these are fully configurable. Speaker terminals accept bare wire and will also accept banana plugs (which I used).
I can connect pretty much anything on here from USB capable devices to computers, multiple media devices, etc. The unit is 7.1 channels, and 125 watts per channel. All of which is excellent, but you need to have a better speaker setup (full theater!) to take advantage of some of the muscle power of the unit. In addition to the power amp, there is a digital video processor that can upscale standard (analog) video) to HD in either 720p or 1080p.
I wanted a unit that I was comfortable with as an enthusiast, but also that my kids (10 years old and younger) would be able to use. The Denon system exceeds all my hopes. The remote and menus are simple and clear. The quality for movies and good uncompressed audio is just everything I hoped for.
I had a Denon AV receiver that this one replaced. There was an intermittent chip in the surround processing unit, that would cause the unit to turn off when watching cable. So this unit replaced it. The manual is on a CD, so no paper instructions. The on screen menu was a little confusing. But after about 10 minutes, I got video and audio from Direct TV.
The remote looks a bit too simple, however upon inspection I found that every function I really needed access to was accounted for. Setup was a breeze... plug the unit into a wall, connect it to your TV and the on-screen guide will bring you step-by-step through hooking the rest of it up. The Audyssey audio setup has you plug an included microphone into the receiver and place it in various listening positions (such as where people will be sitting on your couch).
I opted for the rear surrounds and installed two additional speakers in my living room. The receiver immediately recognized my network and connected to my media server, so I was playing music within minutes. The album cover and song information is displayed on the TV while the song name is displayed on the receiver's display.One thing I really like about this unit is how it works with my TV... I use to have everything run through my TV, and then the audio is fed separately to the receiver.
Answer: Based on the specifications, it does. You can check the spec sheet at the Denon website. It shows support for Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master (http://usa.denon.com/us/product/hometheater/avreceiversht/avrx2000)