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Topic: Do You Return The DTS Discs?
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Bill Langfield
Master Film Handler
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Posts: 280
From: Prospect, NSW, Australia
Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 05-11-2001 08:12 AM
Please return the DTS disks.Its very anoying to have to play a movie that is DTS only, and not have the disk(s). As much as I like DTS, the fact that the sound track is SEPERATE to the the print will in the end, prove SRD the winner. (Ive not seen a SDDS theatre- are there any?) That said SRD error rates seem to always be in 5 to fail area - mainly EX soundtracks. In the early days where the players used caddies, Yes I kept a few, I wish I kept few more, as they dont send them in caddies anymore, and we are still using DTS players that need caddies. Bill.
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Paul G. Thompson
The Weenie Man
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From: Mount Vernon WA USA
Registered: Nov 2000
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posted 05-11-2001 05:58 PM
DTS disks should be returned with the film. Theater owners and managers should insure this is happening. DTS disks are more worthless than AOL disks, and why anyone wants to keep them is beyond me. They won't run in a PC or MAC enviroment. As a collector's item, they are equally worthless.
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