[Released] Terminator 2 CDS mix

[Stamper]

Come on, it's the only mix that make T2 look and sound like the T1 we love! (Though of course I prefer the CDS).

[dvdmike]

MUSE was discrete LCRS alongside standard 2.0 PCM, so possibly the 70mm (with mono surround and no subwoofer)

That was my thought, but never heard anyone confirm it

[izzybell]

MUSE was discrete LCRS alongside standard 2.0 PCM, so possibly the 70mm (with mono surround and no subwoofer)

I think it's more likely based of the Dolby Stereo SR mix, a discrete version of that would also be cool to see.

[SwatDB]

I’ve heard T2 in 70mm mag. Dolby A.

I think the US AC3 Laserdisc sounds the closest to that experience.

1998 AC-3 LD (with TriStar Pictures Logo)?

[izzybell]

The AC-3 is the one I have the big issues with. It's really quiet and not all that dynamic, its fairly dynamically compressed actually. On top of the already not great volume the AC-3 compression is very audible despite the fact it's frequency cut-off isn't that much worse than the CDS mix on the JP DVD. Lastly the LFE is just pitiful, very little activity with no volume to boot which sucks for a movie like T2. It's overall a very mediocre track to me, the JP DVD packs a much greater punch that this ever could. Do note I had to decode this with BeSync and there's always a possibility the capture I got is faulty but considering the rest of the stuff I've gotten from this guy (david49120) is good I'm fairly certain this is accurate.

Once again will have to admit I was wrong here, the export produced by syncing software somehow messed with the levels and compressed them. Working on a new export and will update my analysis soon.

[borisanddoris]

I’ve heard T2 in 70mm mag. Dolby A.

I think the US AC3 Laserdisc sounds the closest to that experience.

1998 AC-3 LD (with TriStar Pictures Logo)?

That is the one.

[dvdmike]

MUSE was discrete LCRS alongside standard 2.0 PCM, so possibly the 70mm (with mono surround and no subwoofer)

I think it's more likely based of the Dolby Stereo SR mix, a discrete version of that would also be cool to see.

That whole disc needs to be archived, and both squeeze discs (first one is the good one I will die on that hill)