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Bugalaman said:. though that piano thing is cool
Bugalaman said:I like DTS myself, but honestly, there is absolutely zero difference in real life. though that piano thing is cool
PS! said:There's a huge difference. Dolby 5.1 makes little to no use of the rear surrounds and barely touches the LFE channel.
Wrong, DTS is compressed.gotkilled said:IMO DTS is better since it's uncompressed
xonik said:Wrong, DTS is compressed.
Treyshadow said:The dolby digital track is much higher quality at nearly 784Kbps so it sounds much better than many other movies. The DTS track is similar in quality and it would be very difficult if not impossible to tell the 2 apart.
BO(V)BZ said:So you know, max bitrate on DD is 640kpbs, DTS half-bitrate [what you normally find on most DVD's] is 768kbps, while full-bitrate is unsurprisingly 1536kpbs, which stems from it being stored on CDs for use in theaters, as previously mentioned.
gotkilled said:Which one is better. IMO DTS is better since it's uncompressed and has a higher bitrate compared to dolby which is compressed, i believe, as it is around 384kb. I may be wrong, but I just wanna know what you guys think.
badasspenguin said:Not always on a CD. A lot of times the digital data is printed on the film itself. It's just run through an external "decoder" before going into the projector. Even SDDS is like this.