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In Reply to: Dialog clarity with Dolby Pro Logic vs: ProLogic II vs: Dolby Digital posted by DickW on May 30, 2004 at 21:26:09:
"Sound sources are cable with digital box and DVD using its stereo outputs."Others can confirm, but I suspect that your problem lies in the phrase "stereo outputs."
The clearest dialogue from a movie is from a dedicated CENTER channel speaker, with the movie's audio mode being surround sound.
When the dialogue gets routed into a stereo pattern, it has "to compete" with all the other sound on the soundtrack.
I have trouble with dialogue on many of my DVDs, because I view and listen to them through a stereo TV.
regards, townsend
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