Richard Waller
Second Unit
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2001
- Messages
- 252
The last quarter of 2002 is going to be very expensive!
Also did anyone notice that they won't be getting in the 4 disc/5 disc w/bookend editions of LOTR in the fall?
Me and the missus discussed that. We decided it wasn't exactly a Wal-Mart-level item!
Holy crap, there's a Land Before Time 9 coming out? I remember the first one from when I was young, didn't know there had been sooooo many sequels
Yup, and let's not forget the CGI sequel called "Dinosaur."
Oops. Not a sequel? Disney just remade it? Well, color me embarrassed.
Well, going by this list, it looks like a welfare Christmas for this kids this year, there are just too many DVDs coming out to get them anything decent ...maybe I can convince them that Lilo & Stitch, Monsters Inc, and Episode II are for THEM, not me...
realize this has been a hot debate for a while and there has been many disagreements in this area. Dolby Digital transfers aprox 448 kbps with a higher compression rate than DTS. DTS tipically transfers in the area of at least 754 kbps and sometime more (as high as 1509 kbps) with less compression. The data on kbps is straight from Dolby! Dolby Digital can verry from 192 to 448 kbps depending on the number of audio channels and the application. Tipically Dolby Digital is a 16 bit 48kHz recording and in reality is barely CD quality. DTS has response to 24 kHz at 1.5 Mbit/s and response to 19 kHz at 754 kbit/s. Dolby Digital is only rated to 20 kHz. DTS can offer up to 24 bit / 192 kHz playback. DTS has better seperation, dynamics and a warmer sound than Dolby Digital. Most people I talk to seem to agree that DTS is the supioror product. Does this mean that other still will not enjoy Dolby Digital, no. Some people love the sound of Dolby Digital and that is there right. I just thought I would make my arument on that others will be making for other future formats in the future.
Dude, I'm kidding. You can think whatever you want about whatever sound formats, soundtracks, whatever. There's no law against having a different opinion than me. Well, at least not yet - I'm still working on my mind obedience machine.