Is that why the HD Dolby sounds crisper, or am I hearing things?HD-DVD Dolby isn't the same as DVD Dolby. The bitrate is 3x higher.
Is that why the HD Dolby sounds crisper, or am I hearing things?HD-DVD Dolby isn't the same as DVD Dolby. The bitrate is 3x higher.
Yes, lossless audio (HD audio) basically means that your surround speakers are getting the information they are supposed to. In the theater, sound is uncompressed, but when it was transferred to DVD the surround channels had to be compressed so the audio track could fit on a SD DVD disc. So basically you are getting up the three times more info to each channel (Dolby Digital Plus). I'm waiting to hear DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD with even higher bit rates!Is that why the HD Dolby sounds crisper, or am I hearing things?
luke, welcome to the forum and thanks for the info.. I never new that.Yes, lossless audio (HD audio) basically means that your surround speakers are getting the information they are supposed to. In the theater, sound is uncompressed, but when it was transferred to DVD the surround channels had to be compressed so the audio track could fit on a SD DVD disc. So basically you are getting up the three times more info to each channel (Dolby Digital Plus). I'm waiting to hear DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD with even higher bit rates!