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Proper DVD Surround Sound

Getting Proper DVD Surround Sound

Dolby Digital Surround Sound (5.1 etc.) is now the industry standard for DVDs, but some DVDs are recorded in a format called DTS (Digital Theater System).

Both DTS and Dolby Digital are 6 channel audio systems.

DTS boasts higher fidelity than Dolby Digital, offering audio in 20 bit rather than Dolby Digital's 16 bit audio. This translates into a higher sampling rate and overall crisp and even cleaner sound.

The higher fidelity does have its price however, with a DTS soundtrack taking up more disc space. DTS encoded DVDs are typically quite loaded when it comes to bonus features commonly offered on Dolby Digital DVDs, such as subtitles, directors' comments, and interactive viewing.

You won't believe your ears the first time you experience a movie in Dolby Digital surround. Just about every DVD disc now does have a 6-channel Dolby Digital soundtrack.

If you're a movie buff, make sure you have/get a Dolby surround sound capable receiver, and a good quality surround sound speaker package to reap the ultimate in these wonderful entertainment awards.

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