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In Reply to: DTS or Dolby Digital posted by mark_anderson_us@yahoo.com on August 8, 2001 at 02:08:53:
I was watching a rental disc of The Bone Collector a few weeks ago, and it was pretty scratched up and developed some pixillation problems and stopped completely right before the climatic scene between the killer and Denzel Washington's character. I restarted the disc at the chapter stop for this scene to watch the finale, and immediatly noticed how the soundstage had collapsed and the sound effects were less dynamic. I realized that I had been watching the film with the DTS track originally, but it had defaulted to DD when I restarted at the climactic scene. DTS is audibly superior to DD, and it's been obvious to my ears with every disc I've tried.Ken
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