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In Reply to: numerous factors posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 15, 2009 at 22:45:47:

Even if the PQ isn't jaw-dropping, unless you're getting a Blu-ray disc from Warner Bros (always bringing up the rear re: audio), the soundtrack on a Blu-ray will have better audio than the DVD version. These days, just about every studio will offer soundtracks in either uncompressed PCM, Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD Master Audio. And the discs that don't include one of the advanced codecs will most likely have a Dolby Digital track at 640kb/s or a DTS soundtrack at 1.5Mb/s. DVD was 448kb/s for Dolby and 768kb/s for DTS.

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Topic - not all BDs are the same? - tvnoob 21:16:35 01/15/09 (7)

that's right just like DVD's - jimmyjames 13:05:56 01/20/09 (0)

RE: not all BDs are the same? - Cosmic Closet 12:13:11 01/17/09 (1)

RE: not all BDs are the same? - Jack G 17:15:27 01/17/09 (0)

RE: not all BDs are the same? - ftran999 18:25:44 01/16/09 (0)

What Joe saysâ€¦ - David Aiken 23:50:07 01/15/09 (0)

numerous factors - Joe Murphy Jr 22:45:47 01/15/09 (1)

and another thing - Joe Murphy Jr 15:23:05 01/17/09 (0)

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