Galaxy Quest DTS or DD? (1 Viewer)

[Matt Butler]

Hows the DTS vs the DD? Are the extras different or are any removed for the DTS?
Thanks friends.

 

[DaveF]

You really ought to be listening in "Thermian 2.0"; always go with the original language when possible.

 

[Colin Jacobson]

The two DVDs are virtually identical. I thought the two mixes seemed largely the same; the DTS version might have a small edge, but not by much. If I were to purchase one or the other, I'd go with the DTS one, but I wouldn't replace the DD copy if I already had it.
All of the extras are also identical...
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Colin Jacobson
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[Clinton McClure]

I had problems with the DD crackling in the center channel (which I understand was a common problem, yes?), but the DTS does not seem that bad in the center channel.
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[Justin Lane]

Clinton, that crackling you mention is present on both the DD and DTS versions. It is not a problem per se with either encoding scheme, but instead a problem inherant with the original mix in a couple spots where the microphone was overloaded during recording. Comparing both soundtracks, they are very very similar. With either one you won't go wrong.
J

 

[Dan Hitchman]

Go with the DTS version. The extras are the same.
Dan
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[Kimmo Jaskari]

I agree, if you are deciding now on which to get, go with the DTS version.
Personally I happened to get the DD version (happened to find it used in a store and picked it up at a good price) and am very happy with it, but if they were both on the shelf I'd go with the DTS.
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/Kimmo