I thought that this was supposed to be a practice that the studio promised to stop. Now we get BDs of classic Peanuts and Dr. Suess cartoons with crappy lossy Dolby Digital?
it's ludicrous. There is plenty of space on these discs for TrueHD or HD-MA. Aren't folks upset? Or do they not care when vintage animation material doesn't get lossless treatment?
Just like all films deserve OAR and proper film transfers and lack of EE and DNR, so do all films deserve lossless audio. Even optical mono tracks from the 1920s sound better in lossless than they do in lossy. There's no reason not to provide it, especially from a studio that has PROMISED to do provide lossless on all titles.
