I'm not in the DTS camp, I believe a nicely encoded DD track sounds just as good as a DTS track. Also, the chances are a DTS track will tale in excess of 500MB of space on such a movie... I prefer to have maximum image quality than having the dubious "improvement" in sound (no to mention that not all players are DTS-equipped, and that the experience is highly subjective, considering the variations in receiver and speaker set-ups). My suggestion therefore would be to avoid adding a DTS track and concentrate on a nice, clear and crisp DD score, with an equally pristine video quality.
I'm not in the DTS camp, I believe a nicely encoded DD track sounds just as good as a DTS track. Also, the chances are a DTS track will tale in excess of 500MB of space on such a movie... I prefer to have maximum image quality than having the dubious "improvement" in sound (no to mention that not all players are DTS-equipped, and that the experience is highly subjective, considering the variations in receiver and speaker set-ups). My suggestion therefore would be to avoid adding a DTS track and concentrate on a nice, clear and crisp DD score, with an equally pristine video quality.