I've just found out about this (bear in mind I'm not very technical, I don't really know much other than the ordinary DVD stuff). I was watching a DVD in Dolby Digital 5.1 (I think, might've been 2.0) and then after the film, I clicked 'setup' on the menu, and saw Dolby Digital 5.1 DTS. Watched the first few minutes in this format and was amazed! I've done a bit of research and it's supposed to sound like a cinema, right?
A question;
I have checked my home cinema system (don't know the name etc sorry) and I saw the DTS label on the front of the DVD player. Does this mean it won't do the discs any damage to watch in DTS if they have it? As I read it causes more data to be used, thought it might damage them. I also saw on my X-Men DVD that one of the films has DTS ES 6.1 sound quality, will I be able to watch it this way? I have a center speaker, 2 left, 2 right, and a subwoofer.
Any help appreciated.
A question;
I have checked my home cinema system (don't know the name etc sorry) and I saw the DTS label on the front of the DVD player. Does this mean it won't do the discs any damage to watch in DTS if they have it? As I read it causes more data to be used, thought it might damage them. I also saw on my X-Men DVD that one of the films has DTS ES 6.1 sound quality, will I be able to watch it this way? I have a center speaker, 2 left, 2 right, and a subwoofer.
Any help appreciated.
