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Partially. The player needs to be able to read the DTS stream to pass it, though it doesn't need to be able to decode it. Not all players can do this. My first player, a Panny A300U, could not read a DTS track. Most CD players with a digital output can read and pass a DTS stream for DTS audio discs.

Oops, I though he said DTS also, but looks like he was referring to DD only. :b By the way, have you tried reading your manual? If the manual doesn't say you can reassign digital inputs, then you may be stuck with coaxial only for DVD.

He said it worked fine previously. I think Ed Moxley is correct - it sounds like in your receiver's setup menu you have to assign this digital input to the source (DVD) selection you are using on the receiver. This is how most current receivers work. Also, as Ed mentions, you may have to tell...