I've posted this before, but in case anybody missed it, here it is again:
What Dolby Digital Doesn't Want You To Hear! This is a snippet from the
master of a piece of music on the LEFT channel, and the identical snippet from the resulting DVD after Dolby Digital encoding/decoding
with the original master subtracted, on the RIGHT channel. The result is what was
REMOVED by the Dolby Digital process. You can hear that as the music gets more complex, the amount of "removed" material increases.
The DTS process works basically the same way, the difference being in the degree of material removed.
Give me uncompressed, please
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