HabaHaba
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Yesterday, my DVD copy of this years Eurovision Song Contest arrived. On the back of the DVD, it displayed the audio channel as 5.1 Dolby Digital, but my AMP on my Home Theatre System displayed the center channel as absent. I thought my Home Theater System was acting up, but when I displayed the information on my DVD player, it displayed that the audio channel on the disc is 4.1 Dolby Digital. Isn't that false advertising? I mean I have 2008-2013 on DVD and the audio channel is 5.1 Dolby Digital. I know it sounds a bit too technical, but here's an example...
If a show was recorded in two channels, then the audio channel will be 2.0. The Eurovision Song Contest was recorded in five channels, so the audio channel would have been 5.1. The back of the DVD advertises that the show is 5.1 Dolby Digital, but it actually is 4.1 Dolby Digital. On my Home Theatre System, the left and right front speakers and the left and right back speakers are present, but the centre speaker is absent. Without the fifth audio channel, then the DVD isn't producing the right sound.
I think it would be appropriate to contact those in charge of the home media release...
If a show was recorded in two channels, then the audio channel will be 2.0. The Eurovision Song Contest was recorded in five channels, so the audio channel would have been 5.1. The back of the DVD advertises that the show is 5.1 Dolby Digital, but it actually is 4.1 Dolby Digital. On my Home Theatre System, the left and right front speakers and the left and right back speakers are present, but the centre speaker is absent. Without the fifth audio channel, then the DVD isn't producing the right sound.
I think it would be appropriate to contact those in charge of the home media release...