| Re: Is DTS important?
The follow information is based purely on hearsay, gobbledygook and similar detritus..
My understanding is that DD is what the director/sound engineer/etc want as the official sound mixing for the movie/DVD. The DTS tracks are usually created without all of the input from the people listed and are usually created to make the sound more "dramatic".
I haven't done an A/B comparison for a long time to see where the differences are, but I will choose DTS when the mood strikes me.. particularly when watching some action flick.
For straight sound, my understanding is that the two compression schemes are pretty identical.
JCD
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