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Once again you missed the point

Posted by Jack G on December 5, 2007 at 09:57:41:
>>>Well, I've reviewed two Paramount titles and while I had no complaints about the video, both only contained DD 5.1 audio content. <<<
Paramount used DIFFERENT VIDEO encodes for BD and HD DVD some of their movies and people could not see a difference.
Try to focus here.
Jack
PS: Actually, HD DVD got better audio from Paramount than BD did for the same titles, but that's a separate issue.