You could be running into an HDMI handshake problem or the DVD player won't let you output raw digital audio through optical if you are using the HDMI output.

DVP-NS70H - The single disc DVP-NS70H DVD player with HDMI offers the similar video features as the DVP-NS90V without SA-CD playback and Dolby Digital and DTS audio output.

DVDs aren't dead yet. These TVs with built-in DVD players are still available to buy and offer a simple way to enjoy physical media without extra hardware.

So referring back to the original question, yes, if you use a Blu-ray player's HDMI or digital audio output all Blu-ray and DVD players will sound exactly the same.

Player Set-up, Remote Control, and Video Tests It's not terribly difficult to set up the DVD-3930CI (or any Denon DVD player for that matter) but there are many more options that you will find than on ...

CES 2007, LAS VEGAS, NV., Jan. 8, 2007 — NAD, the highly regarded manufacturer of high-performance audio components, further expands their Home Theater products with the versatile T 585 Universal DVD ...

The three lossless audio formats associated with Blu-ray players’ high-resolution audio soundtracks are Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio (MA) and Linear PCM (Linear Pulse-Code Modulation). These ...

Toshiba officially announces a trio of third-generation HD DVD players which include some new features not found on previous models. But are those bleeding-edge features really worthwhile?

HDMI technology has had ARC followed by the improved eARC for quite some time. We explain what this feature means and when you should use it.

The Sony UBP-X700 is a great 4K Blu-ray player with a superb picture and a good number of features at a price that won't break the bank.

Here’s the problem: You have a lot of different devices that you need to connect to your TV — from your cable box to your streaming device (like an Apple TV), your numerous gaming consoles (such as an ...

DVDs aren’t dead yet. These TVs with built-in DVD players are still available to buy and offer a simple way to enjoy physical media without extra hardware.