ONE NIGHT AT McCOOLS DTS&DTS ES

[40mark]

i've just aquired a copy of one night at mccools with a dts & dts es soundtrack on it.It is a region1 with the blue cover but has DTS logos on it also dts&dts es stamped on the disc itself.The sound quality is far superior to my 5.1 copy,but i cant find anybody retailing this version.Can anybody shed any light on this please.

[mjb1975]

I may be wrong, but it sounds an awful lot like a dodgy bootleg to me! Many of these discs have DTS written all over them and I am not aware of any release of ONAMcC's that has DTS.

How much was it and where did you get it from?

[40mark]

it cost £9 from a market,and i agree with you that it must be a bootleg however there are dts options on the menu and the sound is definatly better than on my 5.1 copy,also if it wasn't true dts then i would have thought my amp wouldn't show dts whilst it's playing.The picture quality shows no difference,so if it is a bootleg then perhaps i would look at buying a couple more.

[john316]

Any extras?

[Fat Man Hackett]

Region 3 maybe?

[kcxdev]

many bootlegs trick the amp into thinking the sound is 5.1 when it is actually 2 channel or even mono. I've seen 'cinema filmed' dvd bootlegs that are in dolby digital :rolleyes:

probably a r0 bootleg from asia (as practically all are), are there any subititles?

[cheese_mcphee]

Originally posted by Fat Man Hackett
Region 3 maybe?

It wouldn't be the R3 as I was going to get it if it had DTS. Its the full-screen version as well :(

I agree with everyone else though, it does seem to be a bootleg as no region has it in DTS (to my knowledge). Anyway, would the disc be able to fit two DTS tracks on it?

[40mark]

JOHN 316
Extras are exactly the same as my region1 canadian release.
KCXDEV
Subtitles are in Spanish French .
FAT MAN HACKETT
The packaging states that it is region1,it must be region1 or 0 because i didn''t change the region setting on my player.

;)thanks for the responses.