Ok, I'll try to be as clear about this as I can, but I'm a bit mixed up. Many DVDs nowadays have an optional audio description track, which is in the dVD menu. In the iTunes store, I notice two different kinds of movies. One says "DVS: for blind viewers". The other would seem to be the equivalent of the standard release. If i play one of the second type, the audio is dimmed. Have the audio tracks been disabled because of copyright restrictions, or am I using the wrong setting in iTunes? Why would we need a special type of video file to get the audio description track? I've tried bringing up audio selections in iTunes from titles I know have been described by DVS.
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