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Old 03-30-2011, 02:26 PM   #1
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Default Will WB ever use lossless audio?

Hello,
according to you, or official sources, will WB ever stop using DD audio and start using lossless audio for TV shows on BD?? They say it's a pointless matter but I disagree because I can hear the difference between compressed and lossless audio (or least very high compressed bitrates).

It's outrageous to me that they do this in 2011, I mean why? is it only a discs number matter or there's a license fee for codecs too? How would that cost for them to use 1-2 more discs with lossless audio? THAT pricey? Why not them and ALL other studios yes?

If they -ever- start to release the old good TV shows on BDs I just wouldn't stand to get a 640kbit audio, just a 192kbit improvement from the DVD version! Video is not everything!
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