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Old 09-22-2012, 06:30 AM   #1
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Exclamation Lionsgate removing DTS-HD Audio from its rentals
Has anyone noticed that there's been a couple of titles from Lionsgate that don't have DTS-HD Master Audio on the disc if rented from Netflix or Redbox? 1st it was the Hunger Games & now the latest title to not include Master Audio is Cabin In The Woods. They only have Dolby Digital 5.1. Why are they doing this? Lossless audio is the whole point of Blu ray along with the 1080p. I hope other studios don't follow suit or Netflix is going to lose customers big time just like when they hiked up the prices. No one wants to rent Blu rays with lossy Dolby Digital. They might as well rent DVD's if that's the case.
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