so your saying the product is an aftermarket "Cyberlink" Blu-ray drive installed on an HTPC.
no, they don't make drives, they make player SW. An HTPC created with the right specs and setup will work.
We need solutions that are usuable for even the most "Basic (infer what you will)" customer, and have it be reliable, easily servicable, and most importantly controllable.
the question was "is there a player that can decode DTS-HD MA". I don't remember that Bryan Levy would consider good for an install being in it. A piece of gear that one installer will consider the best an other will consider a piece of crap. How many swear by Prontos while others hate them? Some people like HTPCs, I am not one of them, some hate consoles I like the PS3 as a player, it is all a matter of taste. Maybe a client wants a player now that can handle DTS HD MA and then there is a solution for it, if you want to offer it.
