Steve Schaffer
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I don't know why this would trigger Discrete displays on some receivers and not others.
On my receiver, I can force ES or EX by manually turning back surrounds on with the remote. This is what I must do on all the improperly flagged dd ex discs.
When I do this with Haunting it sure sounds like the rear center is discrete vs matrixed, judging by my experience with other DTS-ES matrix vs discrete discs. Try chapter 10 "creaking pipes" for an example.
As I said before, this is the only ES discrete disc I own that doesn't make the "discrete" light come up on my reciever, and it's also the first DTS ES discrete disc there was, so my opinion is that the problem (if there is a problem, sounds discrete to me) is on the disc.
Could someone with a copy of this that does make the discrete display come up on their receiver post the ISBN number on the barcode or the stock number on the disc label?
On my receiver, I can force ES or EX by manually turning back surrounds on with the remote. This is what I must do on all the improperly flagged dd ex discs.
When I do this with Haunting it sure sounds like the rear center is discrete vs matrixed, judging by my experience with other DTS-ES matrix vs discrete discs. Try chapter 10 "creaking pipes" for an example.
As I said before, this is the only ES discrete disc I own that doesn't make the "discrete" light come up on my reciever, and it's also the first DTS ES discrete disc there was, so my opinion is that the problem (if there is a problem, sounds discrete to me) is on the disc.
Could someone with a copy of this that does make the discrete display come up on their receiver post the ISBN number on the barcode or the stock number on the disc label?