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Re: [Quadraphonic Quad] an explosion of surround

> In my office/computer room at home now I put in an Audigy 2 and an
> Altec Lansing 6 speaker set up, all quite cheap, actually. And I got
> the new WinDVD Platinum, which has software based DTS as well as DD
> 5.1, so I now have DD 5.1 and DTS and DVD-Audio in this nice little
> space.

So it'll play DVD-Audio disks as well as DTS/DD?

> Really love DVD-Audio now. In one splurge I got:

You and me both :)

> Queen - Night at the Opera, The Game

When did The Game come out on DVD-A? Another one to add to my wish list!

> And, to top it all off, I found a vinyl QS Santana _Abraxas_ which
> decodes as well or better than any other quad LP I have (considering
> my decoder is a Sanyo and nowhere near up to snuff).

QS and not SQ? Huh, I have a columbia demo record that has Black Magic
Woman in SQ but it just doesn't compair to the Q8, at least through my
crappy decoders.

> Anyway, it's interesting that I managed to live long enough that I
> can buy quad stuff all over the place, even at the supermarket, and
> that I can even download quad, like the new Peter Gabriel album UP,
> which was clearly made for surround and makes no sense in stereo
> version, IMO.

You know, I really hate to say it, but when I started to get into quad
stuff, you couldn't find anything new that wasn't just 2 channel, and I
longed to get a quad reel recorder so I could hear some of those hard to
find quad albums. Well, now I have a quad reel, two actually, and they
don't see much use, I listen to DTS CDs and a few DVD-As and have been
thinking about getting another DVD-A player (not very seriously though).
I never thought I'd see a day when I could get a "quad" reciever, CD/DVD
player, and a bunch of media all from the local electronic store.

Dan



Mon Jun 16, 2003 6:16 pm

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In my office/computer room at home now I put in an Audigy 2 and an Altec Lansing 6 speaker set up, all quite cheap, actually. And I got the new WinDVD...
krnewman
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Jun 16, 2003
12:42 pm

... So it'll play DVD-Audio disks as well as DTS/DD? ... You and me both :) ... When did The Game come out on DVD-A? Another one to add to my wish list! ... ...
Dan Olson
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Jun 16, 2003
6:16 pm

... Yes and no. WinDVD will now play the DTS 96/24 tracks on some DVD-A disks, but for the actual DVD-A tracks in stereo or surround, I have to use the DVD-A...
krnewman
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Jun 17, 2003
12:48 pm

... At least you have a player, I wasn't even sure if a software DVD-A player was available. ... Great, I'll have to look for it. I probably should start...
Dan Olson
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Jun 17, 2003
4:47 pm

... player ... Sorry, I was unclear here. It IS a software based DVD-A player. It's called Creative MediaSource DVD-Audio Player (v. 1.00.12) and it's bundled...
krnewman
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Jun 17, 2003
5:12 pm

... I guess we're both unclear :) What I ment by "software DVD-A player" was using a DVD rom and software to hear a DVD-A vs using dedicated hardware, the...
Dan Olson
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Jun 17, 2003
8:11 pm

Did an interesting back to back listening just now, comparing the DVD- Video compatible DD track of "Jerusalem" from _Brain Salad Surgery_ with the Adv. Res....
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