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Kurant · 09-21-2004, 08:55 AM

Well, once again Lucas let me down. I went to the midnight release last night at Best Buy here in Anchorage, too mu surprise, there was between 200-300 people there. I waited about 50 minutes in line to get my copy, unfourtunatly, if I didn't go last night, I woulden't have gotten a copy. Welcome to the small town of Anchorage.

Anyway, I got it home, opened it this morning before work, and noticed it hasen't been encoded in DTS. Any audiophiles here, that sucks. 70% of the DVD's you buy now are in DTS and the channel seperation is 100 times better then Dolby Digital. Once again, like the Phantom Menace, it's way over sampled in low frequences and IMO, just sounds bad. You have to completely re-balance your home theatre to get it to sound correctly.

Enough with my rant, I was just a little irritated that movie with this much hype, and could sound incredible didn't come in DTS, and IMO, sounds terrible.

09-21-2004, 08:55 AM	#1 (permalink)
Kurant Junkie Location: Don't worry about it.	Star Wars Trilogy Well, once again Lucas let me down. I went to the midnight release last night at Best Buy here in Anchorage, too mu surprise, there was between 200-300 people there. I waited about 50 minutes in line to get my copy, unfourtunatly, if I didn't go last night, I woulden't have gotten a copy. Welcome to the small town of Anchorage. Anyway, I got it home, opened it this morning before work, and noticed it hasen't been encoded in DTS. Any audiophiles here, that sucks. 70% of the DVD's you buy now are in DTS and the channel seperation is 100 times better then Dolby Digital. Once again, like the Phantom Menace, it's way over sampled in low frequences and IMO, just sounds bad. You have to completely re-balance your home theatre to get it to sound correctly. Enough with my rant, I was just a little irritated that movie with this much hype, and could sound incredible didn't come in DTS, and IMO, sounds terrible.