Originally posted by: AuggieBenDoggie
Would it be possible to convert the DD 5.1 data to DTS, improving the sound quality, and making it more discrete? I know the sound quality wont be much better due to your source material, but it will still be better due to DTS having a faster data rate of 780 to 1600 kbps, compared to DD having a data rate of 480 kbps, and it will be more discrete. Is it possible for you to convert it?
as much as i would love to do a DTS track (especially a 6.1 track) i don't have a DTS encoder or the money to purchase one. So it will be Dolby Digital 5.1
Originally posted by: corellian77
Hey Ady, I had a couple of quick questions for you:
You mentioned using the CD soundtrack as an audio source... does that mean that the scratchy, tinny 20th Century Fox fanfare on the 2004 DVD will be replaced with something that sounds a bit better?
Also, awhile back you mentioned tinkering further with that shot where a slew of TIEs fly in during the Death Star battle. Were you able to pull off what you had wanted?
Would it be possible to convert the DD 5.1 data to DTS, improving the sound quality, and making it more discrete? I know the sound quality wont be much better due to your source material, but it will still be better due to DTS having a faster data rate of 780 to 1600 kbps, compared to DD having a data rate of 480 kbps, and it will be more discrete. Is it possible for you to convert it?
as much as i would love to do a DTS track (especially a 6.1 track) i don't have a DTS encoder or the money to purchase one. So it will be Dolby Digital 5.1
Originally posted by: corellian77
Hey Ady, I had a couple of quick questions for you:
You mentioned using the CD soundtrack as an audio source... does that mean that the scratchy, tinny 20th Century Fox fanfare on the 2004 DVD will be replaced with something that sounds a bit better?
Also, awhile back you mentioned tinkering further with that shot where a slew of TIEs fly in during the Death Star battle. Were you able to pull off what you had wanted?
The 20th Century Fox fanfare has been taken from a newly released Fox DVD so its miles better quality and in 5.1
I'm still in the planning stages of the TIE shot and will be a lot different than the original one so fingers crossed this can be done