Last month, Dolby Laboratories announced enhancements to its loseless audio codec for Blu-ray authoring that can now deliver a full-range high-definition surround sound experience ensuring optimum performance from today's advanced A/V receivers and Blu-ray Disc players (READ MORE ON HTF).
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Dolby wanted to let a couple of lucky HTF members experience the enhanced technology firsthand by giving away two copies of the Blu-ray. All you have to do is reply within this thread with the answers to the following 3 questions:
1. How many Blu-rays do you purchase each month? (None, 1-5, 5-10, 10+)
2. Which genre of Blu-Rays do you mostly purchase? (Comedy, Drama, Horror, Musicals, Documentaries, TV)
3. Prior to reading about it today, were you familiar with Dolby 96k upsampling as a new and enhanced feature of TrueHD? (Yes, No)
Replies must be posted before midnight PST on July 8, 2012. Special thanks to our sponsor Dolby for the opportunity, and good luck!
Full terms and conditions are posted here.
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/image/id/870721/width/600/height/695
[VIDEO]http-~~-//vimeo.com/42325868[/VIDEO]
Dolby wanted to let a couple of lucky HTF members experience the enhanced technology firsthand by giving away two copies of the Blu-ray. All you have to do is reply within this thread with the answers to the following 3 questions:
1. How many Blu-rays do you purchase each month? (None, 1-5, 5-10, 10+)
2. Which genre of Blu-Rays do you mostly purchase? (Comedy, Drama, Horror, Musicals, Documentaries, TV)
3. Prior to reading about it today, were you familiar with Dolby 96k upsampling as a new and enhanced feature of TrueHD? (Yes, No)
Replies must be posted before midnight PST on July 8, 2012. Special thanks to our sponsor Dolby for the opportunity, and good luck!
Full terms and conditions are posted here.
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/image/id/870721/width/600/height/695