[Lost4468]

What's the difference?

 

[PurpleAngel]

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What's the difference?

Dolby own the rights to Dolby Headphone, which i guess work with Dolby audio tracks.
DTS Own the rights to DTS Surround Sensation, which I guess works with DTS audio tracks.
I believe DTS is more popular in Europe.
I think Dolby is more widely used in the World
Which is better, not sure.

 

[musicreo]

I know Dolby Headphone but I only heard  two tracks with DTS surround sensation on you tube so far and I can't tell which one is better.
 
  Dolby Headphone works with every audio source from 2.0 up to 7.1. It simulates a 2.0 to 5.1 or 7.1 system  in three different room environments. I think dts surround sensation works similar but I don't know any sound card that provides the dts feature.  

 

[PurpleAngel]

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I know Dolby Headphone but I only heard  two tracks with DTS surround sensation on you tube so far and I can't tell which one is better.
 
  Dolby Headphone works with every audio source from 2.0 up to 7.1. It simulates a 2.0 to 5.1 or 7.1 system  in three different room environments. I think dts surround sensation works similar but I don't know any sound card that provides the dts feature.  

Asus Xonar DS & DSG come with DTS.

 

[musicreo]

Are you sure that the  the xonar ds audio card supports dts surround sensation  ? It isn't listed in  the specifications.
 

 

[PurpleAngel]

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Are you sure that the  the xonar ds audio card supports dts surround sensation  ? It isn't listed in  the specifications.
 

I know the Xonar DS & DSX come with DTS, not sure on DTS Surround Sensation.
 
Edit, checked around nothing is said about Xonar DS(X) supporting DTS surround Sensation, so I'm guess the DS(X) does not.