Paramount picks DTS-HD codec to deliver surround sound for UltraViolet common file format digital movies

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Paramount picks DTS-HD codec to deliver surround sound for UltraViolet common file format digital movies Jul 16th 2013, 22:42, by Michael Gorman Early this year, Sony, Universal and Warner Bros. movie studios chose Dolby Digital Plus as their preferred means to deliver surround sound for their UltraViolet common file format (CFF) downloads. Paramount Pictures, however, has decided to go with Dolby's competitor, DTS, announcing today that the DTS-HD codec will be used in its UltraViolet CCF offerings. Like Dolby, the DTS codec delivers up to 7.1 channels of surround sound for Paramount's UV catalog -- though your cloud-based audio/visual bliss will have to wait, UltraViolet CFF isn't slated for release until sometime in the latter half of 2013. Filed under: Home Entertainment, HD Comments Via: The Verge

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