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Well there are a couple reasons why you'd be confused about the ET DTS track. A: on the packaging its listed as DTS ES 5.1, not 6.1. B: it isn't flagged correctly (or at least it isn't on my Audigy 2). and C: The rear center isn't used that much. Oh and as far as I'm aware, T2 and Jurassic...

Well thats good to know. Although it didn't seem like it was using the rear that much.

Cool, the theater I'm going to has it in their big room with an EX processor so maybe they'll switch it on.

He did, the theatrical prints of King Kong were in EX/ES. Why it isn't as encoded as such on dvd is Universal's fault and they ain't telling.

You should tell that to Universal, they creditied ET as being "DTS 5.1 ES".

Niether of these two films are in EX on DVD.

Just noticed Howl's Moving Castle is missing from the list. Thats encoded in EX.