- Dec 17, 2013
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A lot of media devices like HDTVs, Blueray players, AV receivers feature USB as an input interface which allows people to plug their external hard drives and play movies from them. Does this interface maintain the integrity of the audio in its full glory (true 5.1/ DTS / dolby digital) or do they downsample it to basic stereo?
Basically, will I lose audio quality if I load my movie onto my hard disk as opposed to playing the same movie from a Blyeray disk?
Also, does it have a video bitrate threshold? If I have uncompressed Blueray at 50Mb/sec, is the USB interface fast enough to relay all that data to the player without stuttering or downsampling it?
Basically, will I lose audio quality if I load my movie onto my hard disk as opposed to playing the same movie from a Blyeray disk?
Also, does it have a video bitrate threshold? If I have uncompressed Blueray at 50Mb/sec, is the USB interface fast enough to relay all that data to the player without stuttering or downsampling it?
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