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I got mine today and watched it. Was very suprised to see Tim Skinner and Lance Cashion in the film. I didn't know they were promoters.
I really liked everything about the documentary. I just wish it could've been longer, at least 1:30 to give you more to munch on. I know i'll be watching this day after day for at least the next two weeks.
So it says that it's in digital 5.1, but my reciever has digital up to 6 channels and I couldn't get it to play in 5.1. anyone else have this problem? Thought the dvd was cool, nothing mind blowing. Wish that we could've seen live footage with live tracks...but alas. Can't have everything! Glad to have physical memory of that night (which was one of the best nights of my life)
5.1 DTS is a decoding standard, even if your amp supports 6 channels, if its an older amp that doesn't support the 5.1 decoder, you wont get the effects
Jib says:
he isnt worth the water that splashes up into your asshole while you're shitting
Originally posted by ace_dl
Guys and Gals, I have to hurry/leaving for short-term vacations.
I won't be back until next Tuesday, so if Get Carter is the correct answer, I would appreciate of someone else posts a new cap for me
I've got the DTS decoder on my system, and NADA still. jankety IMO.
I also just found out that the only extra interviews that work are sasha and the sasha/digweed. diggers and jimmy's solo interviews are bunk.
Maybe it's just a faulty disc. Everyone else got the 5.1 to come up?
On my dvd player I can look to switch between the types of sound encoding and my dvd says it's only a stereo two channel dvd. Nothing like 3.1 or 5.1 is on there. Just standard 2.0
I really don't understand the whole thing with the 5.1 anyway. Most of those tracks that dj's make are not mixed in 5.1 or even 3.1 they are mixed in STEREO. So what's the big deal with dance music in 5.1?
I got mine today and watched it. Was very suprised to see Tim Skinner and Lance Cashion in the film. I didn't know they were promoters.
I really liked everything about the documentary. I just wish it could've been longer, at least 1:30 to give you more to munch on. I know i'll be watching this day after day for at least the next two weeks.
lance has been throwing parties for years in texas. i'm sure him and tim threw some parties together when lance was in school down in orlando.
I really don't understand the whole thing with the 5.1 anyway. Most of those tracks that dj's make are not mixed in 5.1 or even 3.1 they are mixed in STEREO. So what's the big deal with dance music in 5.1?
Labels like Moonshine have been making cd's with an optional DVD 5.1. surround track. So you can feel like you're in the middle of the dancefloor. I was hoping that they would've mastered some of the airdrawn and bedrock tracks so that during the live footage you could hear it in 5.1. (or even have the visuals track done in 5.1) If you haven't listened to one of those discs, you should check it out...the listening experience changes.
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