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post #151 of 813
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Street date updates...

Troy
post #152 of 813
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post #153 of 813
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Street date updates...

Nothing new for some time...

Troy
post #154 of 813
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post #155 of 813
what dd-ex titles have the auto flag so it will trip the reciever into dd-ex mode automatically? Phantom Menace wont do it, you have to set it manually.


thanks!
jim
post #156 of 813
How about adding a DTS 96/24 support to this thread?
post #157 of 813
what dd-ex titles have the auto flag so it will trip the reciever into dd-ex mode automatically? Phantom Menace wont do it, you have to set it manually.

Jim, I have found the only one so far to be Jurassic Park 3. It trips the flag and activates DD-EX on its own. Yes, I wondered about the Phantom Menace too, I have to trip it manually. I though it was a THX-EX issue, but it won't trip that one either. Of course, all the DTS-ES discs trip the DTS flag without fail each and every time! Let me know if you find another one.

David L.
post #158 of 813
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Jim, I have found the only one so far to be Jurassic Park 3. It trips the flag and activates DD-EX on its own. Of course, all the DTS-ES discs trip the DTS flag without fail each and every time! Let me know if you find another one.

Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire Collector's Edition is, oddly enough, autoflagged for DD-EX but not for DTS-ES.

-Lyle J.P.
post #159 of 813
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New confirmations;

A.I., The Haunted Castle (3D), Encounters In The Third Dimension (3D) and Alien Adventure (3D) ARE NOT DTS-ES.

The list has been updated accordingly.

1 year celebration (May 9, 2001)!!!!

Many thanks to all the contributors!

Troy
post #160 of 813
I'm sure this has been asked before, but does anyone have an idea why so many movies that are in DD-EX or DTS-ES are not labeled on the packaging as being so?
post #161 of 813
Anybody know if Harry Potter is flagged for DD EX? I thought it was, but my reciever is not auto detecting it? Anybody know or has tried it to see if it is flagged?
post #162 of 813
I had to force Harry Potter into EX on my receiver (Pioneer 811s).
post #163 of 813
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why so many movies that are in DD-EX or DTS-ES are not labeled on the packaging as being so?

Nate,

I don't really think there's a 'legitimate' answer, but my guess is that the studios don't want to confuse the 'typical' consumer with the variations on audio features.

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I had to force Harry Potter into EX on my receiver (Pioneer 811s).

That sucks! I was under the assumption that Dolby had put out word that all EX encoded movies would be properly flagged going forward.

Street date updates.

Troy
post #164 of 813
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HP:TSS added to DTS-ES listing...

Anyone heard of any more EX/ES releases?

Troy
post #165 of 813
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HP:TSS added to DTS-ES listing...


Is that (HP:TSS) Harry potter? I think you meant Lord of the rings!?!?!

Wes
post #166 of 813
Can't Stop the Music is DTS-ES Discrete 6.1, and I would put money down that Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring will be as well. New Line hasn't let us down yet. The English track on at least one of the European versions has a DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 track, so I'm assuming Region 1 will too.

Dan
post #167 of 813
Check, that. It looks like the DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 track on The Fellowship of the Rings DC has been confirmed according to the specs. listed on The Digital Bits.

Way to go New Line!!

Dan
post #168 of 813
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It looks like the DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 track on The Fellowship of the Rings DC has been confirmed according to the specs


AWSOME....I am going to have a hard time waiting for this one.
post #169 of 813
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Wes,

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Is that (HP:TSS) Harry potter? I think you meant Lord of the rings!?!?!

Doh!!! My bad, I meant LOTR:FOTR...don't know what I was thinking.

Although I did get it right on the list. :b

Dan,

Nothing I've seen indicates this to be a Discrete ES mix.
Check this link. I updated "Can't Stop The Music".

Troy
post #170 of 813
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English (Dolby Digital 6.1 EX), English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (DTS), French (Dolby Digital 5.1)

Amazon is listing the new re-mastered "E.T." as Dolby Digital EX, So I would imagine it will be DTS ES also. You might want to look into this Troy!

Wes
post #171 of 813
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Wes,

I'll check to see if it is DTS-ES encoded, but for not it's added to the list under DD-EX.

Troy
post #172 of 813
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Haven't gotten anything conclusive on the DTS-ES for LOTR & ET yet.

Will post with any updates.

Troy
post #173 of 813
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Haven't gotten anything conclusive on the DTS-ES for LOTR & ET yet.


LOTR is listed as a DTS ES release according to the specs at the official site, but I don't know if it's the source you're looking for.

http://www.lordoftherings.net/homevi...d_content.html
post #174 of 813
Troy,

Those are official specs. for LotR. I'd say it's safe to assume it's DTS-ES Discrete. New Line always says in the specs. that DD EX is 5.1 (which it is) and their DTS-ES track releases are always listed as 6.1 (all of their DTS-ES releases to-date are the full DTS-ES spec.)

Also, those IMAX 3-D films are DTS-ES matrix too (from the same back channel encoded sound master).

Dan
post #175 of 813
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Ray,

The issue pending is whether or not LOTR is a discrete or matrix ES mix. It's already listed under the Matrix ES category. Just because the specs list 6.1 doesn't mean it's discrete.

Dan,

Good points, but Rush Hour 2 was promoted as having the discrete ES mix up front as opposed to reading between the lines on the ES mix to determine whether or not it is discrete (like we're doing now). I'm going to hold off on updating it to a discrete mix until we get closer to release time and I can get some better information.

Also, the word on the IMAX films came directly from DTS. Not that they can't be wrong, mind you, but it's kind of hard to verify otherwise. I don't have the titles myself.

Troy
post #176 of 813
Troy:

Blade II is DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 encoded (an added bonus!). It even says so on the DVD's back cover!

I think you can safely put LotR in the DTS-ES Discrete column too.


Don't worry. Be happy.

Dan
post #177 of 813
Troy,
I see on the specks for We where soldiers that it will be DD-ex 5.1?
Marc
post #178 of 813
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post #179 of 813
Way back, Pitch Black was mentioned as having both DD ES and DTS ES. My widescreen, unrated version seems to have neither; it doesn't come up on the language screen, nor does my 950 think so. Were there more than one release of this?
Mike
post #180 of 813
Pitch Black in both Rated and Unrated had DTS-ES matrix and DD EX tracks, but I don't know if they were "auto" flagged as such (I haven't had my 950 for that long and haven't rented this title yet so I can't test the flag for myself). It was determined, however, that they did have those tracks present. Most DD EX tracks don't even have the flag present anyway. DTS-ES tracks are usually flagged. DTS-ES Discrete, obviously, always.

Dan
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