The cinema DTS track for Titanic is also the same set of discs used in 70mm presentation.

It is absolutely reference. It has so much dynamic range and can play so loud without hurting. It's one of the best mixes in cinema history. The home ones are all fine to my ears but there is something a little extra magical about the CDTS.

(Yesterday, 12:00 AM)borisanddoris Wrote: The cinema DTS track for Titanic is also the same set of discs used in 70mm presentation.

It is absolutely reference. It has so much dynamic range and can play so loud without hurting. It's one of the best mixes in cinema history.  The home ones are all fine to my ears but there is something a little extra magical about the CDTS.

I heard it did also had a "DTS Special Venue" 8-track mix with the 70mm showings (not sure if it was the same as the SDDS 8-channel mix, though).
But, compared to the Atmos track, or even the DTS-ES 6.1 Discrete mix on the old 3-disc Special Collector's Edition (which, at the time, was immersive enough with the addition of the back Center channel ONLY for wind, ambience, and music cues) the Cinema DTS sound way more "in-your-face" and less compressed than any home video releases.