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Originally Posted by Count_Grishnackh
Um...playstation 2 and gamecube (and Xbox, xbox 360, fuck, even dreamcast) used DVD discs...thats why they are encoded for Pro Logic II...something that cannot be done with a standard audio DVD.
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ProLogic II isn't something an audio signal is encoded for, it's a way that a receiver can decode the same audio file and seperate the sound into 5.1 distinct channels of sound. You can use ProLogic on a TV audio signal if you want. I think hushypushy was talking about engineering the sound in games in a way that the end result from the ProLogic decoding is completely intentional, as opposed to the absolutely shitty sound you typically get from using ProLogic II on a stereo source - especially music.