I just noticed that the Hong Kong DVD of Takashi Miike's One Missed Call has a DTS-ES 96/24 6.1 Discrete audio track.

My receiver indeed recognizes it as DTS 96/24 ES. The Dolby EX track sounds almost literally non-existent in comparsion.

This is the only DVD I've ever seen to feature such audio, anyone know of any other DVDs that have it? Or is this one-of-a-kind?

http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/5240/onemissedcallhongkongmenu3yh.jpg

I don't know any US reg. 1 titles that utilizes it.
However the original masters are hardly ever 24/96 themselves anyway, so it would had to be upconverted, not to mention 24/96 in the lossy codec "world" is quiet an oximoron.
No doubt DTS uses some of the best marketing people of the world. :)

Phantom of the Opera R3 Hong Kong is DTS 96/24. Sounds good.

In this thread when I was talking about DTS 96/24 I have pictures of Concert/Music/Film DVDs
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=9853579&&#post9853579

For Films that I own:

Isabella DTS 96/24
The Banquet DTS 96/24
Chinese Tall Story Advent Garde Edition DTS 96/24

A version of Stargate was released with a DTS-ES track. I don't know if it used 96/24, but I'll pick it up tomorrow.

A version of Stargate was released with a DTS-ES track. I don't know if it used 96/24, but I'll pick it up tomorrow.No, it does not have 96/24, as already noted, not much does.

Usually when one of these "DTS 24/96 film" threads comes up....I hear about 'Tomb Raider'. I think it was the region 3 edition. Dont quote me on that but that was the movie brought up many a times...

Usually when one of these "DTS 24/96 film" threads comes up....I hear about 'Tomb Raider'. I think it was the region 3 edition. Dont quote me on that but that was the movie brought up many a times...Yeah, just the Italian language track though.

I have a Hong Kong release of the musical Perhaps Love that boasts of its DTS 96/24 track.

Even if you're a marginal fan the Queen :Greatest Video Hits vol 1 and (especially) 2 with DTS 96/24 are available at any best buy. It's so strong(DTS) that down -10 db from ref is screamingly loud. A taste of our lossless future perhaps

Peter Gabriel's "PLAY: The Videos" (Region 1, 2004) has a DTS 96/24 soundtrack and sounds pretty nifty.

I just watched Neil Young's "Greendale" last night. It has a DTS 96/24 audio track, plus standard DD 5.1 and PCM 2.0. The DTS has some NICE LFE, which really gets the groove going on some of the songs.

Queen Rock Montreal is in 96/24.