I liked the almost-in-depth review. However, I have a feeling that the author was somewhat biased (over-awed?).
'Backward' compatible to Dolby Digital?? What's that? Are you trying to say that DTS is the next generation (and that much better)? Apart from the theoritical resolution of DTS, I don't think it is perceivably better than comparable Dolby Digital encoded material (perceivably being the keyword here).
I understand that when it comes to judging the quality of audio, in the end, it is highly subjective. But how did you differentiate the quality of DTS encoded material versus Dolby Digital material. DID YOU REALLY FEEL THE DIFFERENCE? Or were you just recycling some marketing material?
I don't prefer DTS or Dolby Digital in particular (I like both), but I think the author is overly excited, and did I mention biased?
Anyway, my own biased viewpoint aside, there is only one thing I wanted to say, really. Please be objective -- like most of the AnandTech reviews; that is why come back to AnandTech again and again. Thanks. ki kamki
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kikamki - Thursday, June 17, 2004 - link
I liked the almost-in-depth review. However, I have a feeling that the author was somewhat biased (over-awed?).'Backward' compatible to Dolby Digital?? What's that? Are you trying to say that DTS is the next generation (and that much better)? Apart from the theoritical resolution of DTS, I don't think it is perceivably better than comparable Dolby Digital encoded material (perceivably being the keyword here).
I understand that when it comes to judging the quality of audio, in the end, it is highly subjective. But how did you differentiate the quality of DTS encoded material versus Dolby Digital material. DID YOU REALLY FEEL THE DIFFERENCE? Or were you just recycling some marketing material?
I don't prefer DTS or Dolby Digital in particular (I like both), but I think the author is overly excited, and did I mention biased?
Anyway, my own biased viewpoint aside, there is only one thing I wanted to say, really. Please be objective -- like most of the AnandTech reviews; that is why come back to AnandTech again and again.
Thanks.
ki kamki
KristopherKubicki - Friday, March 12, 2004 - link
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