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Originally Posted by patrick99
I have attempted to do that (not regarding EE) on one of the other insider threads here, but the responses that I have received have not been very. . . responsive.  |
Patrick, I don’t know what thread or which circumstance you are specifically alluding to but, I think that “unresponsiveness” by insiders here is probably perceived by you as being synonymous with being *ignored*…..which is not the case.
All requests/observations that are respectfully submitted here are considered as to their validity first and then their possible implementation. It’s just that we don’t have the time to correct or elaborate on
every misconception or fallacy posted by hobbyists or else we would never get any real work done the course of our day. And we sure as hell don’t have time to read other forums, except in passing, so don’t waste your time/energy posting anywhere else if you choose to make a real difference in something.
What the hell, paidgeek took time
out of his family life to make continual posts regarding Dolby THD and the Sony S300 player because of people’s reluctance to believe him.
I’ve made repeated posts regarding the true value of 4K scanning per se in regards to its misperceived benefit for home theater enthusiasts some of whom still believe what they chose to believe. And if I get the chance to scan a scientific paper, I’ll submit that as a piece of evidence against michel’s notion that a 1080p source which is displayed at 1080p where no filter is present in the signal processing chain will produce a poorer result than utilizing a 4K source to begin with.
I took the time to confirm with the SCE insider that the PS3 will definitely get DTS-MA because to the best of my knowledge there has been
no credible source that has confirmed this and everything that you’ve read on the internet concerning this issue has been either wishful thinking or supposition. Paidgeek never confirmed this, because he would be overstepping his bounds(Sony Pictures) to post such.
We really do as much as we can here.