The BEST movie for DTS????
08-13-04 | 06:11 PM
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Originally posted by scott1598
"Die Another Day" has an excellent one.
I think "Open Range" is DTS, regardless, the track was awesome, though the movie wasn't.
"Die Another Day" has an excellent one.
I think "Open Range" is DTS, regardless, the track was awesome, though the movie wasn't.
08-13-04 | 06:26 PM
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The DD track on Die Another Day is better than the DTS anyway...and the lip sync is less prominent on the DD track has well...I think it was always that way in that scene...I seem to remember it like that in the theater...
08-14-04 | 12:34 PM
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Originally posted by Brian Shannon
I use the first Collesum (sp?) scene on Gladiator as demo material for those who have seen the film since there is a huge plot point revealed here.
I use the first Collesum (sp?) scene on Gladiator as demo material for those who have seen the film since there is a huge plot point revealed here.
08-16-04 | 11:01 AM
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Originally posted by scroll2b
Were the DTS soundtracks on laser disc better than dvd? Is so, why? How about if they had the same exact compression?
Were the DTS soundtracks on laser disc better than dvd? Is so, why? How about if they had the same exact compression?
08-16-04 | 03:38 PM
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Originally posted by FatHead316
Not sure if this counts, but The Eagles: Hell Freezes Over is great.
Not sure if this counts, but The Eagles: Hell Freezes Over is great.
08-20-04 | 10:40 AM
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Originally posted by Green Jello
Yes. Mostly. All of the DTS laserdiscs were at the full bit rate (1509 bps). If you look at my earlier post on page two, I posted a list of all the 1509 bps bit rate DVDs that were released in the early days of DVD. Today, 99.9% of all DTS DVD releases are half bit rate (754 bps) to accomodate more special features and a DD 5.1 track as well.
Yes. Mostly. All of the DTS laserdiscs were at the full bit rate (1509 bps). If you look at my earlier post on page two, I posted a list of all the 1509 bps bit rate DVDs that were released in the early days of DVD. Today, 99.9% of all DTS DVD releases are half bit rate (754 bps) to accomodate more special features and a DD 5.1 track as well.
08-20-04 | 02:16 PM
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Most have been mentioned Blade 2, Gladiator ect.
Loved the Bram Stokers Dracula track.
Somebody mentioned The Rock, is that the first release or the Criterion version? Just wondering....
Loved the Bram Stokers Dracula track.
Somebody mentioned The Rock, is that the first release or the Criterion version? Just wondering....
08-21-04 | 05:23 AM
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I only roll my eyes because they should already include full dts now. It's just a built in gimmick to have people buy the same movies over and over again. They should've never stopped the practice....
08-22-04 | 05:40 AM
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Originally posted by animalmystic
Most have been mentioned Blade 2, Gladiator ect.
Loved the Bram Stokers Dracula track.
Somebody mentioned The Rock, is that the first release or the Criterion version? Just wondering....
Most have been mentioned Blade 2, Gladiator ect.
Loved the Bram Stokers Dracula track.
Somebody mentioned The Rock, is that the first release or the Criterion version? Just wondering....