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Mike Schindler
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One award which was very well deserved was Robert Altman's. That guy knows how to make movies.

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Joe Redifer
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quote: Brad Allen
Watched in DD here, and no sound problems.
Must have been my local station, then. How do they do multichannel sound over the air? Do they send it to the affiliates uncompressed then it is up to the affiliate to compress it into AC3? I demand answers and I demand them NOW... or in a few minutes... or whenever is a good time.

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John Hawkinson
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I'm afraid, Joe, the answer is "Yes, all of the above." [Confused]
There is a lot of variation and confusion and conversion back to analog to add the bugs (because digital bug-adding equipment is expensive for some reason).

This is from memory from discussions with an acquaintance who follows this a bit too closely, so I might be misremembering. Grain of salt.

--jhawk

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Scott Jentsch
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quote: Joe Redifer
Did you just listen to your TV speakers or did you watch in in Dolby Digital?
No TV speakers for me. I had it playing on my home theater system in all of its HD/AC3 goodness. The feed was direct from my local OTA station here in Milwaukee, no cable/satellite retransmission for me!

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Mitchell Dvoskin
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I had no problems with the HD Dolby Digital sound. Watched it OTA on ABC owned WABC out of NYC. The only thing I did noticed was that some of the commercials were too loud out of the center channel.

What bugs me is that most commercials in HD are letterboxed into a 4x3 frame. Since they were clearly filmed for 16x9, why don't they just run them that way.

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