Korgscrew


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Posted: April 02 2004, 10:59 |
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I would think that this is a player problem, though I suppose there's also a chance that it could be a faulty disc.
Does it happen on both stereo and multichannel versions? If you're listening to the DVD-A layer, do you also get the problem with the Dolby/DTS versions on the DVD-V layer? Have you ever noticed this happening with other discs (I assume not...)?
I can't say I notice any problems with it myself, either with the DVD-A or compressed DVD-V versions, on any of three devices, so I would say that it's not a fault inherent in all copies of the disc...that would really lead me to suspect that it's your player at fault, but try the disc in someone else's and see if you still get the problem.
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