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  1. 14th Feb 2014 16:21 #1
    yoda313
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    I was wondering - why hasn't dts made a plus version for streaming video like dolby has?

    Would it require too much bandwidth to be feasible?

    Or is it a licensing/cost factor?

    Would it be too expensive to license dts for streaming services like vudu, amazon, hulu, etc?
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    Most likely due to bandwidth limitations,dd takes a lot less space and streaming requirements with a marginal loss of quality.
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    Originally Posted by johns0 View Post
    Most likely due to bandwidth limitations,dd takes a lot less space and streaming requirements with a marginal loss of quality.
    That does seem to be the most likely case.
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