WB - Limited Edition DTS titles? (1 Viewer)

[Dharmesh C]

I was wondering, why not produce limited edition DVDs with full bit-rate DTS tracks? Why WB? Well, I want a Superman Dts edition. The end credits state that the picture was remixed in Dts.

Obviously, I would've liked 2 tracks on the previous release of Superman.

 

[Patrick McCart]

I'd like to see DTS for ALL titles that already have DTS tracks (Including restored versions such as My Fair Lady and Superman which were remixed in DTS for their re-release)

Also, titles that can be remixed from scratch into new DTS tracks would be great.

Here's some titles I think would really benifit from DTS:

Amadeus

Superman

My Fair Lady (Although Paramount might have the DVD rights now)

2001

Ben-Hur (drool!)

Silent films (Why not DTS for some orchestral scores for Ben-Hur (1926), The Cameraman, and The Crowd?)

DTS is nice, but it won't keep me from buying a DVD if it has no DTS track. If I went by that rule, I would have only NINE DVD's. It's stupid (I'm not kidding) to not pick up a DVD such as a Three Stooges DVD just because it has no DTS track...but I definately would re-purchase Superman: The Movie if it had a DTS version. I just don't feel like waiting 20 years for "All The World's A Stooge: SUPERBIT" to come out.

 

[Luis A]

I hope WB will pursue DTS further. I would have about 150-200 more WB titles in my library if DTS had been included.
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[Dan Hitchman]

Hear Hear!!

 

[DaViD Boulet]

Amadeus should be 448 kbps DD and 5.1 DTS. I'd go for a separate DTS edition to get full-bitrate DTS.

-dave

 

[Dharmesh C]

Come on WB, limited edition dts tracks for the fans!!! If DTS is unpopular, why do Universal and Fox support it???

 

[Marc_E]

I love DTS and LOVE full bitrate. Come on WB!

 

[Malcolm R]

If DTS is unpopular, why do Universal and Fox support it???

Not to mention the decoders are included in virtually every DVD player and receiver on the market.

 

[Chad R]

remixed in DTS for their re-release

Movies aren't mixed for DTS. They're mixed for 6 track sound and from there they can be encoded in whatever multi-track format there is.

I"m not thread crapping, I just want to make it clear that even if there isn't the DTS moniker on the film's credits, it can still be DTS.

With that said I'm salivating for a DTS Amadeus.

 

[Gerhard]

HEAT in DTS