Dual Disk w/dvd-a on them...  

There is already a list of these on the Quadraphonic Quad Forums. Basically it is every DualDisc out there with the exception of those from Sony. Sony only has The Foo Fighters.

Where is this forum? I did a search but don't see it.

Its the 1st link that came up in Google....

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...+forum&spell=1

What did you search for?

I counted the number of DualDisc releases as listed on the Quadrophonic Quad web site, by record label. There are 88 releases with Hi-Rez DVD-A mixes, but 70 of them are from Silverline, whose mixes are generally considered the worst in the business (junk). There are 39 releases with Lo-Rez Dolby Digital 5.1 mixes (including the Foo Fighter's disc). I don't know how all of these record labels are releated to Sony, but it sure seems like there are a lot more companies besides Sony putting out Low-Rez 5.1 mixes on DualDiscs, or worse yet, no surround mix at all.

DualDiscs with Hi-Rez DVD-A 5.1 sides:
Decca 1
Dreamworks Nashville 1
Fan Club Ed 1
Interscope 5
Limited Ed 1
Silverline 70
Universal 5
Verve 2
Warner Bros 1
Rhino 1
Grand Total 88

DualDiscs with Lo-Rez DD 5.1 sides:
Columbia 30
Decca 1
Jive 1
RCA 1
RCA/BMG 1
Silverline 3
SRG Records 1
Universal 1
Grand Total 39

Considering that there are a lot of recordings that are native 48/24, they are not really low rez. The topic thread is DualDiscs with true DVD-A on them, not true 96/24. So that is why I said all but Sony, which is true.

I'm no expert, but I would think "true DVD-A" would have to include lossless compression (MLP), not a lossy compression scheme like Dolby Digital. :)