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<p>Today we look at the evolution of LD audio, from early attempts at Analog Stereo, CX Noise Reduction, Digital Stereo and finally the advent of Dolby Digital AC3 and DTS multi-channel formats.</p>

Today we look at the evolution of LD audio, from early attempts at Analog Stereo, CX Noise Reduction, Digital Stereo and finally the advent of Dolby Digital AC3 and DTS multi-channel formats.





<p>Today we look at the evolution of LD audio, from early attempts at Analog Stereo, CX Noise Reduction, Digital Stereo and finally the advent of Dolby Digital AC3 and DTS multi-channel formats.</p>

LaserCast 04 – LaserDisc Audio

From John Ford to John Waters, from the arthouse to the grindhouse, it’s all covered in the weird and untamed audio excursion into madness known as PULSING CINEMA. Featuring interviews, reviews and all manner of movie magic.

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LaserCast 04 – LaserDisc Audio

LaserCast 04 – LaserDisc Audio