Phil A
Senior HTF Member
Well Dan, it is Universal, but a Warner spokesperson seem to imply that separate DVD-A release may be a thing of the past:
http://www.stereophile.com/news/110104aessurround/
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Another of Hurley's brief comments may have particular significance for high-resolution audio supporters: "Stand-alone DVD-Audio discs will disappear." He predicted that DualDisc will succeed where DVD-A failed by appearing in the regular bins along with regular CDs, not in a special section of the store."
I bought all of discs. The multi-channel mixes were too aggressive for my tastes but well done if you like that sort of thing. There have been new tools reported by many hi-rez things have not done the best job of indicating what the history was.
http://www.stereophile.com/news/110104aessurround/
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Another of Hurley's brief comments may have particular significance for high-resolution audio supporters: "Stand-alone DVD-Audio discs will disappear." He predicted that DualDisc will succeed where DVD-A failed by appearing in the regular bins along with regular CDs, not in a special section of the store."
I bought all of discs. The multi-channel mixes were too aggressive for my tastes but well done if you like that sort of thing. There have been new tools reported by many hi-rez things have not done the best job of indicating what the history was.