OK - I have changed my option when I have one to DTS. Certain DVD's and DVD-Audios sound better, some don't. Santana's Supernatural DVD sounds better in DD 5.1. Herbie Hancock's "World of Rhythym" with Ron Carter and Billy Cobham sounds better in DTS.
The "expert" in Virgin Mega Records, said without a doubt, always pick DTS when there is an option.
I appreciate everyone's opinion, but are they one of opinion coming from the ears, or is DTS a superior recording technology, and if so, does anyone have any data to back it up (Graphs, articles...so on).
Here's my continuation. My multichannel receiver, even though it is now the weakest link in the home theater (speaker) set-up, also offer a THX- Cinema option, besides DD 5.1 and DTS. Without 7.1 (back surrounds as they are called), should that option be used on a THX movie, such as a Lucas Film production. The reason I am asking, is because in the 125 page (yes, English only), it says that this option is to be used to make the soundtrack, sound more like a movie theater presentation, but I have not been in a theater lately that sounds better than my living room set-up. That was not meant as a brag statement, it's just that most theaters sound systems sound like crap. I want the least amount of DSP possible, but am I missing sounds because of not using the THX option. And what if I use that option on a non - THX movie.