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Green Jello 03-15-01 01:11 PM

Ever since I got a DVD-Audio player last month, I have been annoyed at the extreme lack of info there is on this new format on the net. I'm starting a petition to ask Kleinman to start a forum for discussions of DVD-Audio. Who's with me?

stevevt 03-15-01 01:19 PM

http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...threadid=85298

Green Jello 03-15-01 01:46 PM

Thanks Steve. I did a search, but I didn't come up with that one (because I searched for DVD-Audio in the subject). So I see that you are like minded to myself. Yes the format is still very small, and I think this is exactly why DVD Talk should seize the opportunity to be one of the first sites to have a discussion forum about it.

Jason Bovberg 03-15-01 01:52 PM

Count me in! This is a terrific idea. Let's be pioneers!

Jason Bovberg 03-15-01 04:15 PM

Maybe call the forum "Audio DVD" so it also includes discussion of SACD and encourages debate about the two formats?

Green Jello 03-15-01 04:24 PM


Originally posted by Cujo13
Maybe call the forum "Audio DVD" so it also includes discussion of SACD and encourages debate about the two formats?
Not to start the debate here, but SACD is a moot point anyway. DVD Audio will win hands down. In a few years, it will only exist in the minds of us audiophiles as a distant memory. It will pop up here in discussion about as often as DIVX does these days.

At any rate, I think it is a good idea. It's also a very confusing topic to many people and a discussion forum would help.

Len2000 03-15-01 04:53 PM

I agree. DVD Audio is such a major improvement over CDs (like DVD video over VHS) that it has a more than reasonable chance to make it as a new standard.

PS Don't even start on mp3. It's a totally different format and in NO way comparable.

So my vote is PRO. Let's be pioneers ! [Cujo13]

danw 03-16-01 08:05 AM

Where might one go to learn more about DVD Audio?

Green Jello 03-16-01 09:39 AM


Originally posted by danw
Where might one go to learn more about DVD Audio?
That's precisely the problem. There really isn't very many good places. The official site is this:

http://www.dvdaudiopreview.com

but it is completely worthless.

danw 03-16-01 10:40 AM


Originally posted by Green Jello
but it is completely worthless.
You're right. I now know nothing more about DVD-A than I did before visiting that site. Their link to Panasonic's Demo-finder doesn't even work. :( Oh well.

DVDer 03-16-01 10:42 AM

Moving...
 
Moving to Feedback forum.

--Heather
Moderator, DVD Talk & Reviews forums

Josh H 03-16-01 02:08 PM

I'd be for it if theres enough support. I don't think that many people are in to DVD-Audio yet though. IMO opinion it and Super CD's or whatever they're called are going to flop. It will take a more significant improvement over cd's that what these offer to get the average consumer to buy in. It will take something that offers as much an improvement over cd's as cd's offered over cassettes. CD's are going to be the main format for a long, long time IMO. Still people here tend to be earlier adopters, so there might be enough interest, I doubt it though. For now I'd just post DVD-Audio topics in the Home Theater Hardware forum, as thats where you'll likely find people who have already taken the plunge.

bluesman 04-20-01 03:14 PM

I would like to see a DVD-Audio forum also. I have collected about 8 Discs so far. The commentary feature on some (only on DVD-Audio Players) is extremely cool also.

nazz 04-20-01 11:57 PM

I'd be interested in seeing a forum on this topic. I have delved into a few DTS CDs and was very impressed by the 5.1 mixes. DVD Audio is appealing but I need more info.


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