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DTS, developed by Digital Theater Systems, Inc. is the latest digital surround sound system for theaters. The level of > compression is less than Dolby Digital which results in a higher degree of clarity and depth in the sound you hear. A powerful reproduction of the sound space is also possible due to the wider dynamic range and higher resolution. The DTS digital playback system is already installed in more theaters around the world than Dolby Digital and Sony SDDS combined.
The new DTS-Digital Surround is designed to encode the 5.1 channels of 20-bit audio onto any compact disc, laserdisc or DVD >with considerably less data-compression than any other competing system. A DTS encoded disc can then be played back on any disc player with a built-in digital output connector. The digital bit stream from this output is fed directly to any surround processor that incorporates the DTS decoding chip which then separates the digital information into 5.1 playback channels that are sonically identical to the original masters. For Digital Surround playback, a DTS decoder is required in order to separate the digital data from the disc player into the 5.1 individual channels encoded onto the digital tracks.
DTS, developed by Digital Theater Systems, Inc., of the is the latest digital surround sound system for theaters. Sound data is compressed in order to reduce the size when it is recorded onto the disk or other medium, but since the level of compression is less than Dolby Digital, the quantity of data is greater when decoded, resulting in a high degree of clarity and depth in the sound you hear. A powerful reproduction of the sound space is also possible due to the wider dynamic range and higher resolution.
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