Buzz p6

[Aristotle]

DTS has lossless codecs as well such as DTS-HD Master audio whereas Dolby has TrueHD.

Most movies come with a compatibility track which is the lossy DTS format for remuxes and DDP (Dolby Digital Plus) or DD (Dolby Digital) for TrueHD. So many people think they are playing the lossless track when in fact it is the compatibility track being played or transcoded.

When I am playing remux files my AVR and Android device reports Dolby True-HD Atmos or DTS-HD depending on what audio is included in the remux.
I always try to find remux files with these audio formats for watching movies.

 

[HonestPrick]

When I am playing remux files my AVR and Android device reports Dolby True-HD Atmos or DTS-HD depending on what audio is included in the remux.
I always try to find remux files with these audio formats for watching movies.

Try to the exact same, might as well watch it in the highest quality because I'll likely be watching it once. It's hard to wait for remuxes though with the proliferation of high quality WEB-DLs in the 15-25GB range for 4K. Movies Anywhere web-dls often have a DTS-HD MA track which I usually end up watching. Download the entire disc when it comes out for the extras.

 

[Aristotle]

Try to the exact same, might as well watch it in the highest quality because I'll likely be watching it once. It's hard to wait for remuxes though with the proliferation of high quality WEB-DLs in the 15-25GB range for 4K. Movies Anywhere web-dls often have a DTS-HD MA track which I usually end up watching. Download the entire disc when it comes out for the extras.

I also prefer to wait for a good remux with a better viewing and sound experience.