More to worry about...
As far as enhanced fidelity goes, for all of us over a certain age...it
don't really matter, do it? (too much Jimi Hendrix live at the Fillmore for
me a guess).
At 09:36 AM 02/05/2001 -0800, you wrote:
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>I guess I don't understand what DVD audio is, unless it is some sort of
>surround sound audio typical of
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>Most machines which play DVD's will play audio CD's...so what is the point?
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>Well, I am back to ordering sound recordings again due to staff shortages.
>I opened up the 2/01 issue of Sound & Vision, and there are reviews for DVD
>Audio. If they were there before, I wasn't told by the person who was
>selecting. Is anyone getting these? What kind of future is seen for them
>in public libraries. You know, I don't know if I can keep up anymore.
>What's next? Just little surveying to see what everyone is doing. Thanks.
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>Becky Tatar
>Unit Head, Periodicals, Audiovisual
>Aurora Public Library
>1 E. Benton Street
>Aurora, IL 60505
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