Hehe I see...tnx for the translation bro ET414. 
@dede: Concerning the Tosh HD-A2, it has an internal TrueHD decorder & output as LPCM via HDMI to your AV receiver. So, if you have a HDMI equipped receiver, then you can still enjoy the lossless TrueHD audio.
However, if you only use the digital optical cable (Toshlink), yes the TrueHD will downcovert to DTS @1.5mbps. As for the HD-A3, it should have similar functions.
**Edited: If you use optical cable out in the HD-A3, yes it will downconvert to Dolby Digital 640kbps. Hmm..in this case it make sense to get the HD-A2 if you will be using the optical cable only since the price is very low.
using my set-up as an example.
I have an Onkyo 494 which has no hdmi but is DD and DTS capable. my tv, on the other hand, has component/HDMI connections.
so if I get either the A2 or the A3, for video, i can connect the player to my tv using HDMI.
for audio, on the other hand, my AVR has no HDMI out. so, I have to connect as follows:
A2 - either coax or optical. downconvert True HD to 1.5mbps
A3 - only optical. downconvert to 640kbps.
Tama ba? Are these relevant to me considering that my receiver isn't capable of True HD?
