Cant play TrueHD sound from my blu rays on xbox one S

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Atmos had been working fine, then the other I day I was halfway through a UHD movie and noticed my receiver said TrueHD instead of Amos. Afterwards, I tried turning the pass through setting off and on with no luck. Then I tried the Vudu and the Dolby app
and both output in Atmos. Moved over to my PS4 and loaded up MI:5 blu-ray and the receiver played the Atmos perfectly. Took the same disc over to the Xbox and again I got TrueHD. I went so far as to delete and reinstall the blu-ray app with no luck. It's not
the receiver or the cable or the disc, so it has to be the blu-ray app, right? I really hope they fix this issue pronto. I got the Xbox One S specifically for UHD/Atmos.

My son just purchased an XBox One, it took about 1 hr to do full set up & install Forza, fairly simple. I am SOOOOOOOOOO disappointed with MS. I put in Lord of the Rings Blu-Ray disk to see how it looks and sounds. I noticed the Blu-Ray player does not play
Dolby TrueHD & DTS-HD Master Audio. What a HUGE mistake. So I either have to use my PS3 or go out and buy a Blu-Ray player now if I want to be able to watch those movies and utilize those features built in the Blu-Ray disks. I don't get it, the Xbox One is
suppose to be All in one entertainment system for our living rooms, but you skimp on what a Home Theater is all about.

Optical for audio doesn't work for me. When I watch Blu-rays and play games with better than Dolby Digital Sound (DTS-MA or Dolby TrueHD), optical can't send those.

Anyone figured out a clever way to make surround sound pass through from their cable box work normally, or is this just a deal breaker?