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[Glimmie]

I run discrete audio out via an 8 channel card (Lynx AES-16) for my BluRay rips. I have the classic DTS DLL installed. My playbaks say DTS-MA on the menu. But as I now understand this may only be DTS core and not true DTS-MA.

How do I verify I am outputting DTS-MA..

Again I am not bistreaming. I am outputting 8 discrete audio channels from JRiver. So JRiver is decoding the DTS.

[Hendrik]

I run discrete audio out via an 8 channel card (Lynx AES-16) for my BluRay rips. I have the classic DTS DLL installed. My playbaks say DTS-MA on the menu. But as I now understand this may only be DTS core and not true DTS-MA.

You don't need said DLL anymore, its now handled without needing any external components.
So yes, you should get full DTS-HD MA

How do I verify I am outputting DTS-MA..

If its a 8 channel file, its easy - check if the audio path says 8 channel input, core would only be 6.

[glynor]

How do I verify I am outputting DTS-MA..

The Audio Path dialog will list dts-ma as the source format when it is being decoded:

[CountryBumkin]

Too bad you can't see that "audio path" popup when playing a movie.

[glynor]

Too bad you can't see that "audio path" popup when playing a movie.

Sure you can, if you're in Playing Now. See my screenshot above. You mean while in Display View?

[CountryBumkin]

Sure you can, if you're in Playing Now. See my screenshot above. You mean while in Display View?

Oh, your right.
I was  hovering the mouse at top of screen to bring up the Play Window in "maximize screen view" (and the View audio Path option doesn't show). But when I go to "minimize-windowed view", then the "Repeat", Shuttle" and "Audio Path" options show. Thanks.