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	'''Dolby SR-D''', also called '''Dolby Digital''' is an optical digital format introduced in 1992. ~~"SR-D" refers to the fact that~~ all prints with Dolby Digital tracks ~~are~~ also ~~equipped with analog~~ [[Dolby SR\|SR]] tracks.		'''Dolby SR-D''', also called '''Dolby Digital''' is an optical digital format introduced in 1992. Nearly all prints with Dolby Digital tracks also have [[Dolby SR\|SR]] tracks.

	SR-D is encoded with six discrete channels of digital sound: Left, Center, Right, Left Surround, Right Surround, and Subwoofer. SR-D EX offers a seventh, "Rear-Surround" channel which is matrix encoded into the Left and Right Surround channels.		SR-D is encoded with six discrete channels of digital sound: Left, Center, Right, Left Surround, Right Surround, and Subwoofer. SR-D EX offers a seventh, "Rear-Surround" channel which is matrix encoded into the Left and Right Surround channels.