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RE: So far it's only meant better sound on Blu-ray discs with uncompressed PCM

Posted by Jazz Inmate on October 21, 2007 at 13:59:58:
Before you become too enamored with the MPEG codecs on HD DVD, you may want to take a close look at the bitrates. They're not all created equal.

You obviously care about audio quality but downplay its importance in HT.

If you really want an immersive, interactive HD experience, you should get into gaming, but there again PS3 is the way to go. My idea of fun is not interacting with movie features...that's not why I buy hi res movies.
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