DTS CD"s (i.e. not DTS DVD's, as they came out around the time of DVD-A) are the only thing that MIGHT play... and even then I have my doubts.

The "DTS" logo refers to the fact that DTS-Neo is available as one of the DSP Soundfields, in the same way as "Trifield" is also available... this has been covered in some of the video reviews posted here down thru the times.

Prepared to eat my hat if DVD-A discs will replay.

And if the CD "copying" system is like most other cars I've tested, then the CD will be ripped and stored as MP3 to the small internal "hard drive".

And usually, it's only MP3 and AAC files that will play via the USB Auxiliary input... which is usually attached to the USB Outs of Android phones and MP3 players.

I think it has to be remembered here that usually, Meridian, B&O, Bose, Harmon Kardon etc., etc., are asked to SUPPLEMENT the basic playback hardware within a car, and typically don't replace that playback hardware.

They merely add Speakers, Subs, Amps and various types of DSP to the playback hardware already in the "head" unit of the car.

As good as the Meridian processing is, the combination of that basic hardware with downstream Amps, DSP and Speakers will not allow a user to distinguish between 320 MP3 and Lossless anyway... whether driving or stationary.

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