Philip Hamm
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Of course, an original modern 96/24 or higher resolution recording would be best, but I'm talking about the whole product.
First of all the tracks are perfect.
This is absolutely everything I want to see in a DVD-Audio. DTS Entertainment has raised the bar on DVD-A production and I hope all other companies follow.
Plus I made a digital copy of the 96/24 track using my computer and it sounds fantastic on CD for portable use (I've never owned this CD). As a matter of fact it's now playing!
First of all the tracks are perfect.
- A 96/24 5.1 PPCM track
- A 96/24 DTS track for 5.1 compatability that actually sounds great. Forget the DD5.1 it's not worth the trouble.
- 96/24 stereo PCM track that is available to all DVD-V players.
This is absolutely everything I want to see in a DVD-Audio. DTS Entertainment has raised the bar on DVD-A production and I hope all other companies follow.
Plus I made a digital copy of the 96/24 track using my computer and it sounds fantastic on CD for portable use (I've never owned this CD). As a matter of fact it's now playing!