But apparently they are not equal.

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In Reply to: Not Sure Why There Is Both If They Are Equal posted by Robertc88 on September 1, 2007 at 04:00:58:

If there is "Dialog normalization" going on, TrueHD is messing up the audio tracks. I don't understand why Dolby needs to screw around with the master audio tape content during the encoding process.

I can understand the need for TrueHD track to save on space, but I fail to see why you would want both a TrueHD and an uncompressed PCM track on the same disc unless you like to "A/B" audio tracks. Or there is some subtlety with HDMI I haven't bothered to read.

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Topic - PCM versus DDTrue HD - Robertc88 11:38:09 08/30/07 (7)

RE: PCM versus DDTrue HD - oscar 15:00:16 08/30/07 (6)

here's where they go their separate ways - Joe Murphy Jr 21:41:39 08/30/07 (5)

So JI wasn't having some "auditory sensory mistracking" when he claims to have heard a difference ? - oscar 05:36:16 08/31/07 (4)

that was funny - Joe Murphy Jr 20:02:14 08/31/07 (3)

RE: that was funny - racerguy 18:39:32 09/01/07 (0)

Not Sure Why There Is Both If They Are Equal - Robertc88 04:00:58 09/01/07 (1)

But apparently they are not equal. - oscar 08:18:11 09/01/07 (0)

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But apparently they are not equal. - oscar 08:18:11 09/01/07 (0)

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