|   DVD-Audio discs? | oznorfed
Oct 23, 2002 6:23 PM | | What is DVD-Audio?
I noticed that some sites are selling Queen's "A Night at the Opera" on DVD-Audio in dts.
What is this, and do you have to play it in a dvd player or can you also play this disc in a regular cd player?
Also if anyone has this disc how is it?
thanks,
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| re: DVD-Audio discs? | Ray from RI
Oct 23, 2002 6:40 PM | | DVD-Audio is a new format. It generally has multiple audio tracks on it. To listen to the high-definition 24-bit/96kHz, or 24/192 tracks, you need to get a DVD-A player.
They also have Dolby Digital (and sometimes DTS, like the Queen), that you can play with any DVD player.
They don't play in CD players.
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| Here's a good link about dvd-audio | caldera
Oct 23, 2002 8:29 PM | | http://www.dvdangle.com/dvd_audio/upgrading_to_dvda.html
It's kind of wordy but very detailed.
My Linkin Park "Reanimation" dvd-audio album is awesome. This is a great demo disc for surround music. AND the music is good too AND this type of music fits the surround format very well-not all music is suited for 5.1 channel listening.
http://www.linkinpark.com/ (go to the "Flash" site if you can-its really entertianing to watch)
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