NEW 2006 DTS PAL DVD Alive! Demonstration Demo Disc #10

Description: This is a NEW sealed Alive! 2006 DTS DVD Demonstration (Demo) Disc #10 for standard definition PAL DVD players. Produced by DTS Digital Entertainment. This disc will work in any standard PAL DVD player, nearly all DVD computer drives, PAL Xbox, or PAL PlayStation. Music video/audio tracks are nearly full length and are designed to show off the incredible DTS 5.1 sound. The movie clips are selected highlights to demonstrate the dynamic range of your DTS 5.1 digital surround sound system. Disc is Region 0 (all regions), but is formatted in PAL (not NTSC). Disc includes: Robots (2:24) DTS 5.1Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill (2:59) DTS 5.1Fantastic Four (1:27) DTS 5.1Ultra 2004 Music Festival - Four Dancing Women (5:01) DTS 5.1Sacred Planet (2:04) DTS 5.1Adrenaline Rush (6:28) DTS 5.1Omar Hakim - Listen Up! (7:01) DTS 96/24Moulin Rouge (3:52) DTS 5.1Eagles - Life In The Fast Lane (5:54) DTS 5.1Flightplan (2:16) DTS 5.1 Extras: Heaven 17 - Deeper and Deeper (4:02) DTS 5.1Afro Celt Sound System - Mohave (10:25) DTS 5.1Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker - Dance Of The Mirlitons (2:32) DTS 5.1DTS Sparks! Trailer (0:22) DTS ES Note: This DTS Demonstration Disc is formatted for PAL (not NTSC):DVDs are formatted for use on two conflicting regional television systems: 525/60 (NTSC) or 625/50 (PAL/SECAM). NTSC is the TV format used in Canada, Japan, Mexico, Philippines, Taiwan, United States, and other countries. PAL is the TV format used in most of Europe, most of Africa, China, India, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, North Korea, and other countries. Some DVD players only play NTSC or PAL discs, while others can play both standards. In general, it is easier for consumers in PAL countries to view NTSC DVDs than vice versa. Almost all DVD players sold in PAL countries play both kinds of discs, and most modern PAL TVs can handle the converted signal. However, most NTSC players can't play PAL discs, and most NTSC TVs don't work with PAL video. Those in NTSC countries, such as in North America, generally require both a multi-standard player and television to view PAL discs, or a converter box. There are also differences in pixel aspect ratio (720x480 vs. 720x576), display frame rate (29.97 vs. 25), and surround audio options (Dolby Digital vs. MPEG audio). Again, NTSC discs (with Dolby Digital audio) play on over 95% of DVD systems worldwide, while PAL discs play on very few players outside of PAL countries. Most DVD PC software and hardware can play both NTSC and PAL video and both audio standards.

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