Your Favorite LFE Movie or Music Program

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As for Music... In the last month I have Best 25 Years of Pop from HD-Net on my 921 , Martina McBride from Rave, Rick Springfield from HD-Net and Farm Aid '03 from Rave... the Best 25 years of Pop and FarmAid have some impressive LFE effects ( subs and shakers)
 
For those not familiar with the term LFE (Low Frequency Effects): The .1 channel is the LFE or sub-woofer channel. It can also be present for stereo programs. Low Frequency Effects track. The .1 channel of a Dolby Digital, DTS, or SDDS soundtrack. The LFE is strictly low-frequency information (20 to 120 Hz, with 115 dB of dynamic range) that's added to the soundtrack for extra effect. This track does not inherently contain all the bass of the soundtrack.

Sound Format Codes

DTS 5.1 (DTS-encoded DVDs offer better sound than those with Dolby Digital)
DTS Neo6 6.1/7.1 (multi full-band channels of matrix decoding from stereo matrix material)
DTS ES 7.1 (ES adds up to two rear center-surround channels to the standard 5.1 array and delivers more enveloping surround)
DTS 96/24 5.1 (superior quality but doesn't require a special player; six discrete channels; full video capability)
SDDS Sony Dynamic Digital Sound 7.1 channel
Dolby Digital 5.1 5.1 channels AC-3 encoded
Dolby Digital 2.0 2 channels AC-3 encoded
Dolby Digital 2.1 2.1 channels AC-3 encoded
Dolby Digital 4.0 4 channels AC-3 encoded
Dolby Digital 4.1 4.1 channels AC-3 encoded
Dolby Digital 1.0 mono AC-3 encoded

Dolby Digital may sometimes be short-handed as DD

PCM uncompressed digital sound
MPEG-1 2 channels MPEG encoded
MPEG-2 7.1 channels MPEG encoded
 
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Finding Nemo (Darla tapping on glass of fishtank)
Underworld
U-571
Das Boot
Star Wars (Ep. 1)
Butterfly Effect

Just to name a few.................... :)
 
Movies:
"U-571" excellent
"5th Element"

Music:
"How the west was won" Led Zeppelin. John Bonham is in the room with you!!!
"U2 Live in Chicago Vertigo tour"

These are all DVDs with dts
 
Open Range is on this evening on HDNet movies, Thunder and Gunfight effects are very good, before that is Days of Thunder, I like the opening and if memory serves there is some good surround race effects... Also Titanic is on TNT and it has some LFE if TNT is passing it through...
 

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