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07-19-2020, 08:02 AM
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From DTS-HD Master Audio to DTS: X
The upcoming 4K UHD release of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho and Vertigo makes realize that whenever Universal upgrades a movie to 4K UHD, they're more likely to use DTS: X than Dolby Atmos.
I'm assuming it's because those films' original surround track were encoded in DTS-HD Master Audio. Of course I know nothing about sound mixing or audio encoding, but I'm wondering: do the studio actually take out the elements of those older surround tracks, and then mix them into a new object-based track, or is there a machine-learning software provided by DTS for the studios to simply convert DTS-HD Master Audio into DTS: X? |
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