How is the Akira (anime) dts version?
02-02-03, 03:51 PM
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How is the Akira (anime) dts version?
I have the original non se and I think the japanese track is too soft and doesn't have any energy in it. While the english 5.1 is an improvement in terms of effect sounds and the rears, I can't stand the dub on this dvd. So how is it.
02-03-03, 09:29 PM
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I haven't heard the DTS version myself, but I can direct you to a couple of good threads-
http://www.animeondvd.com/reviews2/d...views/1610.php
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...ighlight=akira
http://www.animeondvd.com/reviews2/d...views/1610.php
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...ighlight=akira
02-04-03, 05:52 AM
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There is a thread on here somewhere where I commented that the DTS version is awesome.
A lot more sound from the surrounds than the Dolby Digital version. It might be under the DVD Talk sectioninstead of the DVD Reviews section.
A lot more sound from the surrounds than the Dolby Digital version. It might be under the DVD Talk sectioninstead of the DVD Reviews section.
02-04-03, 10:59 PM
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The japanese dts version is incredible. True demo material. I recommend teting it out. Most dvd players let you toggle thru the audio while the movie is playing. Try it with this dvd , the difference is night and day.
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Wrong forum.
This forum is about disc reviews. If you have questions about a specific feature, please post it in the DVD Talk Forum. This is actually in your best interest - you're likely to get more responses there, with a specific question like this.
Closing thread.
- David Stein
This forum is about disc reviews. If you have questions about a specific feature, please post it in the DVD Talk Forum. This is actually in your best interest - you're likely to get more responses there, with a specific question like this.
Closing thread.
- David Stein
