Shane,
Could you provide a link? The most comprehensive list of HD titles I've seen is Juan C's on page 3 of this thread:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=248643
I haven't come across any listings of titles which will be in EX/ES.
Scott,
What about movies that have 5.1 tracks with identical content on both surround channels? Doesn't all of the sound collapse into the rear speakers?
I know this guy who designs and installs sound systems for movie theaters, and he's violently opposed to EX because many theaters use it all the time, regardless of whether or not the film is encoded for it. Often times with non-EX movies, the result is that sound which should be "surrounding" the listeners is only coming from behind them.
I think this guy is a little extreme with his thinking. However, I do personally prefer to listen to movies in the format that they were mixed in so that it sounds as much as possible like the filmmakers intended.
Could you provide a link? The most comprehensive list of HD titles I've seen is Juan C's on page 3 of this thread:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=248643
I haven't come across any listings of titles which will be in EX/ES.
Scott,
What about movies that have 5.1 tracks with identical content on both surround channels? Doesn't all of the sound collapse into the rear speakers?
I know this guy who designs and installs sound systems for movie theaters, and he's violently opposed to EX because many theaters use it all the time, regardless of whether or not the film is encoded for it. Often times with non-EX movies, the result is that sound which should be "surrounding" the listeners is only coming from behind them.
I think this guy is a little extreme with his thinking. However, I do personally prefer to listen to movies in the format that they were mixed in so that it sounds as much as possible like the filmmakers intended.



