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The DTS release has both DTS and Dolby Digital 5.1 on it. It's lacking the PCM track that the DD only version has.

Scarecrow does carry the entire Something Weird VHS catalog, and while not always professionally packaged, these tapes are 100% legal and licensed from the rights-holders. These films probably amount to 1% of their entire collection. The rest is either current or out-of-print tapes, all of...

However, they still refused to even entertain the fact that those discs are boots, and I still have no qualms in reporting them. Frankly, if I got a snotty call from a private individual on the opposite coast that's taking it upon himself to be judge, jury, and executioner, I'd be inclined to...

That's exactly what I'm saying. That rumor was floating around when the discs were released and it's never been proven. I'll go by what the packaging says until someone at Lucasfilm confirms or denies.

Here's a link to a scan I just did of the Obi strip from the box set: http://63.226.215.150/sw.jpg Note the reference to "Star Wars Episode II: Behind The Scenes" in the lower right corner. Unless it's in Japanese, there's nothing here about being in DD-EX.

The Japanese Trilogy box set reissue that I got last year says nothing about being in DD-EX. It's simply the "Special Edition" set repackaged with the Episode 2 preview added in. [Edited last by Jeff Barlow on September 02, 2001 at 12:24 PM]