No DTS with 300!!

[june]

http://www.amazon.com/Widescreen-Two-Disc-Special-Gerard-Butler/dp/B00005JPLW/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/104-8787177-5382365?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1184953623&sr=1-1

[Race Car Driver]

http://www.amazon.com/Widescreen-Two...4953623&sr=1-1

:x

They will release a super special edition after everyone buys it.

[Pez]

I dont know if its just me or the movies I get but I cant remember the last one to have a DTS track. Its almost as if they stopped including it completely.

[cobbpa]

I wasn't a big 300 fan, so I don't mind, but if Transformers doesn't have DTS I may never buy another movie again.

[audioqueso]

The HD DVD version has DTS.

http://www.amazon.com/300-Combo-HD-DVD-Standard/dp/B000Q6GXW2/ref=cm_lmf_tit_2/102-0124237-7504155

[Ovation]

DTS has always been a niche feature and I'd expect it to remain so, even in the HD DVD/Blu-Ray world. In fact, I expect it will be less frequently available on SD DVD as time goes by.

[audioqueso]

I don't really understand DTS on HD DVD or Blu-Ray. I don't have neither new high def format, but isn't HD-Audio suppose to be superior to DTS???

[Kevin D]

DTS has several new HD versions as well on the new formats.

Kevin D.

[audioqueso]

Ah, so DTS has evolved as well. Gotcha.

[Dave999]

Kevin, I have a Pioneer blu-ray player and have found that the high definition audio is better than either regular Dolby Digital or DTS. The uncompressed PCM tracts are more dynamic than the compressed formats. In addition to the picture which I think is substantially better than DVD upscaled, the sound on some of the lossless sound tracks is phenomenal.

[Kevin D]

Sorry, wasn't referring to regular DTS. DTS has two new formats available on the new discs:

DTS-HD Master Audio, a lossless compression capable of 96/24 7.1 identical to the encoded source. Equivalent of Dolby True-HD

DTS-HD Hi-Res, a lossy compression at 96/24 7.1. Equivalent to DD+

Kevin D.