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Why not tell us all what "fake" 6.1 is.
Give me the title of the last 6.1 movie you bought or rented. You're not doing your homework. All 5.1 soundtracks decode to TRUE 6.1 Dolby EX. The rear center is not matrixed. Look it up. That's why 5.1 decoders are mostly off the market. Have a look. RB |
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Here's a description of the "non-discrete" rear center channel. Matrixed? In a
manner. Processed as discrete channel. Yup. "The new sound format provides filmmakers with greater flexibility. With conventional surround technology, the sound field in the back of the theatre can be perceived as coming from a general area to the left or right of the auditorium. With Dolby Digital Surround EX, back surround information is reproduced by the theatre's rear speakers, while left and right surround information is reproduced by the side speakers. The addition of a new surround channel with this use of speakers allows a sound designer to create true "fly-over" and "fly-around" effects that are smoother and much more accurately placed, either directly behind or directly beside the audience." 5.1 systems are long outdated. Haven't had one since laser discs. RB |
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On 21 Nov 2003 01:57:54 GMT,(Bobsprit) wrote:
With the cost of DVDs so, so low, why would I want to any time downloading and burning DVDs? First thing Booby DVD is a **** poor bloated format much like yourself. The technologically advanced like myself use a compressed format that can take a 2 hour DVD movie and archive it to one 700 meg cd-r with no loss of audio or sound quality. Then we can format that cd to play in most good stand alone DVD players. You sir are a technological caveman. In the near future we will have solid state storage systems that will have the ability to hold the entire database of our civilization. In terms that those of your ilk can understand we will have the capacity to store every movie, audio CD, e-book, audio book, and photograph ever produced on a single computer hard drive. |
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The technologically advanced like myself use a compressed format that
can take a 2 hour DVD movie and archive it to one 700 meg cd-r with no loss of audio or sound quality. I've been burning DVD's before you knew what they were and on real authoring systems. Move along little boy. RB |
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In the near future we will have
solid state storage systems that will have the ability to hold the entire database of our civilization. Yeah, but not in the "near" future. You're too dumb to understand why. HD-DVD is next and that'll be around for quite a while. I'm currently using PS DVD and HD-VHS. You're playing with toys. RB |
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5.1 systems are long outdated. Haven't had one since laser discs.
Hey Boob since Laserdisc was analog tell us how you derived a 5.1 audio signal off one of those discs. LOL................ Hey everybody, the Boob****ter must have owned the worlds only digital laser disc. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" Trains are a winter sport |
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no loss of audio or sound quality.
I thought they were one and the same. Audio and sound. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" Trains are a winter sport |
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Hey Boob since Laserdisc was analog tell us how you derived a 5.1 audio
signal off one of those discs. Good Lord, Loco. Dolby Pro Logic derived rear and center channels for 4.1 and 5.1 systems since the early 90's, even with VHS and EARLY laser. By the way, did you know that the center channel is essentially matrixed? It's still a discreet channel (in effect) because it a SAE in the soundtracks. I'm still trying to go easy on you here. I've owned many systems, even an early 3 channel with matrixed rears and no center. From a purist POV no system has a purely and discreetly transmitted center or center rear. If you only read about this lightly, as clearly you have, it's hard for you to know what's what. But Dolby Pro logic/DD derived 5 channels (not DD) ANALOG, SAE. Here's what was available with an ordinary pro logic processor...and a laser disc: From the Laser Disc FAQ NTSC discs: 2 analog channels (last discs like this were made in the 80's) 2 analog channels + 2 uncompressed digital channels 1 analog channel + 2 uncompressed digital channels + 5.1 Dolby Digital channels 2 analog channels + 5.1 DTS channels Hope this helps. RB |
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![]() "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... I can't help it if my name is Bobsprit and I'm fat and stupid . . . RB I agree!!!! |
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![]() "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... I've been burning weed before you knew what a joint was and on real authoring bongs. I'm a dumb little boy. RB I agree!!!!! |
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