WEB-DL 2160p IMAX ENHANCED DTS-UHD 9.1 DSNP WEB-DL's

2160p IMAX ENHANCED DTS-UHD 9.1 DSNP WEB-DL's are now being released




PROFILE 2 WITH IMAX ENHANCED

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Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

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Avengers: Endgame (2019)

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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023)

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The DTS:X sound on Disney+ requires a TV that supports decoding the new Profile 2 + IMAX ENHANCED Codec.

 

Do these have fixed aspect ratio, or shifting aspect ratio?

 

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I honestly do not care for IMAX. The whole thing feels like a scam to me. For starters, I never liked the 2.35 and 2.40 aspect ratios. They sold the impression that the 2.35 and 2.40 aspect ratios showed more horizontal view. But the IMAX movies expands this aspect ratio to 1.85 for select scenes. To me, this proves that the 2.35 and 2.40 aspect ratios were always bullshit.

2.35 and 2.40 are only good for smartphone screens and people who want to buy a long panoramic TV for wall-mounting. For everyone else, 16x9 aka 1.78, is the superior aspect ratio.

 

What about the DTS:X sound?

 

Why do I only have Chinese DTS:X sound?

 

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The Chinese DTS:X sound is mislabeled. It's AAC Stereo.

 

I currently do not have a multi speaker setup, so I cannot say.

 

I do. I use Klipsch. Unfortunately, my TV cannot play Disney+ in DTS:X. However, it can play Sony Pictures Core DTS 5.1, and the mix sounds amazing, loud, and immersive.

 

I've been wondering something. Some gaming headsets have custom tuning. Brands like Skullcandy and MCHOSE. Can these custom tuned headsets emulate multi-speaker setups?

 

I doubt it. I only know that Galaxys Buds 2 Pro does but only with Dolby Surround. But you can use the DTS Sound Unbound or Dolby Access app to emulate multichannel sound on other headphones wired or wireless.

 

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