This is a little off topic (so what else is new?). I'm interested in
your opinions of the quality of DTS and THX.
DTS (Digital Theater Sound) is Spielberg's standard and involves special
decoding as I am sure most of you know. While THX is belongs to
Lucasfilms and is a standard rather than
Whoa there cowboy
To get on topic. What do you see the future of MDLP as? This is just
my humble opinion, but outside of Japan I really don't think it will
catch on. It's a matter of too little too late. To me MDLP seems to be
a desperate attempt by Sony to compete with the extremely
Gerard Naude wrote:
First off. MDLP is what long play was to home vcr's. Nobody ever raved about
it, but eventually we all ended up using it. Recording 8 hours of video on a
4 hour tape? Pretty cool. Same with MDLP, people want more music together
with less space. It will make it big,
On Fri, 26 Jan 2001 07:14:29 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a little off topic (so what else is new?). I'm interested in
your opinions of the quality of DTS and THX.
DTS (Digital Theater Sound) is Spielberg's standard and involves special
decoding as I am sure most of you
Neil wrote:
I know you've alluded to it, but THX is just really a certification thing,
the soundtrack on DVDs will still be either DD or DTS (for the
foreseaable...). THX is just a certification of the equipment you use,
alluding to the quality and integrity of the kit.
Actually it is a
I'm one of the strongest supports of MD and one of the oldest )partially
because
I am probably older than most people on this list (52). I purchased my
first
Sony MZ-1 less than a year after MDs first came out. I still find the
quality
of even the MZ-1 acceptable for use in your car for
From: "las" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is a little off topic (so what else is new?). I'm interested in your
opinions of the quality of DTS and THX.
THX is a set of quality standards being applied to Dolby Digital 5.1
surround recordings (as well as picture transfer quality) to make certain
that
