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Rich, clear the ear wax out, man! The new (D2-R2) DTS pressing SMOKES the old one, and the DD DVD. I had the DTS LD for a while and the new DTS DVD is pretty damn close to those big, beautiful 12" gatefold packaged discs in soundtrack quality. Dan ------------------ Stop HDCP and 5C--...

I have a Toshiba 55" RPTV using component video. It seemed to have less edge enhancment and a slightly less gritty/harsh, digital look to it. Maybe, as was stated by Darren, it's a placebo effect. Dan [Edited last by Dan Hitchman on July 25, 2001 at 06:32 PM]

Again, I ask: is it me or is the video quality somewhat better on this new pressing, besides the better DTS track? Dan

My God the difference was astounding! Much more like the DTS laserdisc of yore! Not just louder bass, but cleaner and more musical and definitely deeper, and cleaner dialog and dynamic music tracks. DTS has got to go back to encoding their own stuff! They do a much better job than most...

Success!! I got the last DTS DVD from my local Best Buy store and it turned out to be the right one (after checking the hub and the file dates). I had been looking around in Denver at various places (until very recently my BB only had the old one) and had met with no success since they all...

The file dates in the folder Video_ts when you open the disc contents up in Windows. Dan

A hearty thank you for the diligence put forth by many members to solve this issue. Universal should be ashamed at themselves for the trouble and the lengths we had to go through to find out about which copy to buy without any assistance from them at all. Although, I'm sure they're probably...