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  1. 11-27-2003, 12:19 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by IRG
    Hey all,
    Formerly known as Igor, I thought it was time since we have a new board, to have a new name (initials, similar to my hero RGA

    Here's my quesiton. I have an older but good Onkyo receiver, 575x, that has DD and DTS, but not DTS ES. I bought the new 4 disc 2 Towers dvd this week, and chose the audio option for DTS ES 6.1 even though I have just regular DTS decoding. The sound was terrible, sounded like it was constantly skipping, only the picture was fine. When I stopped and switched to Dolby Digital EX (my receiver doesn't have the EX signature) it sounded fine. So is this because my reciever needs to have the latest decoder to enjoy DTS ES, or something wrong with the disc? Is the sound of DTS ES much if any superior to DD EX? Thanks once again.
    ye you would need an ES receiver, normally it recognizes that you dont have it and resort to regular 5.1
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