Going from lossy to lossless... is that that noticeable?

[GlocksRock]

It seems to me that the lossless track is more dynamic, and possibly louder, but it does sound better.

 

[bandphan]

For example, on "Sex & The City" BD, when I switched from DD to TrueHD, the sound just seems louder and just "MORE".

you didnt just admit to watching that, did you?

 

[MatthewB.]

AcuDT I'm debating on giving you a red chicklet for the mere fact you admitted watching "Sex and The City"

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

you didnt just admit to watching that, did you?

AcuDT I'm debating on giving you a red chicklet for the mere fact you admitted watching "Sex and The City"

NO, NO, NO, NO!

My wife and her girl friends were watching "Sex & The City".

And since I noticed it had both a DD & TrueHD track, I just wanted to test it out. That's all.

No way I'm watching that crap.

 

[MatthewB.]

NO, NO, NO, NO!

My wife and her girl friends were watching "Sex & The City".

And since I noticed it had both a DD & TrueHD track, I just wanted to test it out. That's all.

No way I'm watching that crap.

Sure big guy, your secrets safe with us.

 

[Lordoftherings]

It seems to me that the lossless track is more dynamic, and possibly louder, but it does sound better.

Well, you're right in a way my friend, straight DTS is also always louder that DTS-HD MA (same for straight DD vs. D TrueHD); but that doesn't mean it is better now, is it?

AcuDT I'm debating on giving you a red chicklet for the mere fact you admitted watching "Sex and The City"

Me, I don't debate it, I gave you a GREEN one, just because.

NO, NO, NO, NO!

My wife and her girl friends were watching "Sex & The City".

And since I noticed it had both a DD & TrueHD track, I just wanted to test it out. That's all.

No way I'm watching that crap.

Hmmm... I just took it back.