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In Reply to: Dolby Digital uses lossy compression - big space-savings (nt) posted by racerguy on January 13, 2007 at 13:08:07:

Dolby Digital's acceptance by numerous studios and the masses has proved that sound quality is a distant second to video quality re: the movie experience. The only soundtrack it's truly worthy of is the actors'/director's commentaries where fidelity is of least importance.
Fortunately for audiophiles, DTS came out with a better codec with regard to sound quality on DVD. And they are once again raising the bar for sound quality as FOX is showing with their DTS-HD MA Blu-ray releases.

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Topic - What's the point of Dolby Digital... - Tadlo 10:28:46 01/13/07 (7)

here's how to fix that - Joe Murphy Jr 18:44:12 01/13/07 (2)

and to answer your question - Joe Murphy Jr 10:43:29 01/14/07 (1)

Thanks for the information. - Tadlo 15:30:45 01/14/07 (0)

Re: What's the point of Dolby Digital... - newsjeff 18:09:06 01/13/07 (0)

Dolby Digital uses lossy compression - big space-savings (nt) - racerguy 13:08:07 01/13/07 (1)

and low quality sound - Joe Murphy Jr 18:35:29 01/13/07 (0)

marketing... - KT88 12:04:45 01/13/07 (0)

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