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Originally Posted by ganthc
Some could argue that who cares if movies are in 1080p. They would look great in 720p, so why have 1080p hdtvs or encodes? Accepting less means that studios can easily deliver that. I applaud Universal for embracing lossless via DTS-HDMA. I think that it will improve on the audio experiences for the movies. I would be interested to pick up the first two Bourne movies or Serenity and see how a lossless track improves the movie experience.
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The difference is that 720p vs 1080p is very obvious on a big screen, while the difference between DTS 1.5mbps and DTS-HDMA is minimal even on my $10,000+ sound system. Its nice to have, but in terms of audible output it really doesn't improve the end sound output significantly IMO.