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CDS was a delivery format, not a mixing format. Like the Dolby Digital and DTS that supplanted it, CDS was a highly-compressed codec that squeezed a 5.1 sound mix onto a theatrical release print. The actual 5.1 mix itself originated in PCM format on the studio master before compression. Unlike SDDS, which had a proprietary channel layout (5 channels across the front, plus 2 surrounds), CDS stored the same standard 5.1 configuration we still use on most media today.
The page you link to is filled with people whining about the movie receiving a near-field mix for home theater, as if that weren't standard practice with almost every movie made in the last 30 years, even if most of them don't advertise it. They also complain that a near-field mix is somehow a bad thing, which is ludicrous. No matter how fancy or expensive your home theater may be, it's neither the size nor shape of a theatrical auditorium, nor is it filled with hundreds of other people sitting around you. Home theater has completely different acoustics than a theatrical venue.
The sound we heard in theaters in 1991 sucked. CDS was a highly compressed audio delivery format. There is zero reason to have nostalgia for CDS, any more than you should have nostalgia for low bit-rate Dolby Digital. Pining for that has nothing to do with the original sound mix itself.

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Thanks for your input, Josh Z.
This is correct, which is why I never claimed anything different. What I wrote was CDS-based mix, referring to a mix which is claimed to have been derived from what was presented in conjunction with the the CDS format which itself is neither important nor my point.
According to the technical details, its delta prediction and bitrate used hardly fits the assumption that this format would be 'highly compressed', an attribute with might suit codecs like MP3, AAC or Vobis way better (depsite delivering even higher quality per a given bitrate). The technical correct term would be data reduction by the way since compression alone is lossless by definition.
I would say that the attempt of trying to preserve an original mix - for the better or worse - deserves a bit more respect than only ticking it off as 'whining' about its absence on many releases. Besides that, no matter what opinion one personally has about using mixes which had been originally designed to be presented in a cinema at home, there is simply no good reason for not including them as an alternative audio option. Space for sure won't be the issue, but retardedness and ignorance.
That might be all true, but is essentially missing the point as your statement assumes that some adjustment for the home experience would be the only changes which are made in practise. The sad reality is different - entire sounds are getting replaced (The Terminator), sound effects are bumped up with 'roary' sounding explosions (Léon The Professional), sound effects put on competely different channels (Jurassic Park), etc. - the list of doubtful changes probably is as long as it is for regrading the video part.
Undifferentiated statements like these may be popular these days but that doesn't make them any better. What exactly leads to your elaborate conclusion the it 'sucked'? Its predisposition for dropouts? Data reduction artefacts you might remember from 1991, any lack of dynamic range? A few more details would be nice.
You're repeating yourself so do I. The specs don't look anything like it:
http://home.earthlink.net/~stevekraus/cds.html
You seem to confuse the messenger with the message. I have no nostalgia for the format, but very well for some theatrical, unaltered mix.
Which is why it was never about the format from my side. The CDS is supposed to be related to the original mix, nothing more, nothing less. Could have been MP1 or MP2 as well, doesn't matter.
Near-field home theater mixes are standard practice for almost every single movie made today and have been for many years. There is no point to including a mix intended for a theatrical auditorium's acoustics on a DVD or Blu-ray. That would sound pretty bad in the home environment, and would only serve to cause confusion among viewers.
These examples you cite are a separate matter beyond a standard near-field mix. I agree that some of them, especially the first Terminator, are pretty awful. As far as I'm aware, no sound effects were replaced in Terminator 2.
The new 3D conversion of Terminator 2 was remixed for DTS:X, which does entail moving the sounds to different channels and locations. In that case, sure, I can sympathize with also wanting the Blu-ray to include the original 5.1 mix as well. That's reasonable.
However, the page you linked to earlier is filled with self-proclaimed 'purists' complaining about the older Blu-ray editions with 5.1 audio. Their complaints are based on nothing other than having seen a notation in the liner notes that the soundtrack had a near-field mix and their misguided assumption that it must automatically be a bad thing because it's not 'original.'

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FYI, Mid-field monitoring is usually preferred for surround mixing.



I'm sure James Cameron saw the theatrical release and demanded, 'More teal! I ASKED FOR MORE TEAL, DAMMIT!!'


The T2 remaster played in theaters this summer. They're not going to delay the home video release potentially years to correspond with another sequel that hasn't even gone into production yet. The much more likely explanation is that Lionsgate is telling the truth when they say there's an issue with the master.


The official word from Lionsgate is that the disc has been delayed but they still intend to release it. They do not have a new street date yet, though.

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