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Jack G

In Reply to: RE: Okay, I'll rephrase it: Lossless audio should be available on all Blu-ray movies. posted by oscar on August 23, 2007 at 16:42:41

If you look at the list of HD DVDs that don't have lossless, you'll see that in most cases, there was room, but the studio, for whatever reason, decided not to include it. Hell, how many Warner BDs are there without lossless?
Jack

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Storage space room or bandwidth room ? - oscar 06:19:10 08/24/07 (0)
Certainly the Studios could have have just demonstrated indifference to a lossless audio track. In which case, I'm less likely to buy that particular product in the hopes they'll release a "special edition" later on which does have the lossless audio track. I've burned enough times with doubledipping.

Yes, I own a few discs with only (gasp!) lossy audio track but that was to help build up a decent library and before I really understood what lossless audio can add to a movie watching experience. Of course, lossless audio is not so important for nature documentaries, really old "classic" movies, etc.

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