The Dolby Digital variant was seen in THX-certified theaters from 1995-2000, and is also available on THX demo discs. The LaserDisc variant can be seen on LaserDiscs from 1996-1999 such as The Blues Brothers, Volcano, Independence Day, and others (namely Fox, Paramount, and Universal flicks).

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Variant: At the beginning of an LG video on THX-certified TVs, the metallic outlines fade in quicker, the shiny silver color fades in slower, and the shine of the THX logo isn't as bright. FX/SFX : The glowing, sparkling, and shining of the THX logo.

The James Horner soundtrack variant is only available on THX-demo discs. The Dolby Digital variant was seen in THX theaters from 1995-2000. The Laserdisc variant debuted in 1996 with Highlander: Director's Cut, and appeared on various Laserdisc releases afterward until the 1999 LD of Saving Private Ryan.

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"Lucasfilm Ltd" THX version (1997-2003) used on Disney Home Media releases "Lucasfilm" THX version (1998-2002) ... (1999-2002) LaserDisc version from 1993-1999 "Digitally Mastered" version on VHS and DVD releases from 1995-2009. Dell variant "THX Optimizer" Version. Version with the registered trademark symbol. THX In Selected Theatres Version ...

2025年3月21日 · The Matrix variant uses the normal Deep Note, as featured in the Science trailer. None, or the game's opening theme for the still variant. Availability: Seen in THX-certified games. The original variant was spotted on Shadow Ops: Red …

2023年8月30日 · Released in the summer of 1996 in time for the film Independence Day, Tex uniquely demonstrates the discrete qualities of digital sound. It also spawned quite a few different variations over the...

Variant: On Nine Months, it includes "or visit http://www.thx.com on the World Wide Web." Technique: Scrolling effects. Audio: The closing theme of the movie. Availability: It debuted on Die Hard with a Vengeance and was also seen on Nine Months and Strange Days.

On THX-certified PAL releases (namely UK VHS tapes, but also including video CDs using THX-Certified masters from PAL VHS tapes), the VHS variant is at a higher pitch (+3, at an F note). The HD version, or "Broadway Classic (Restored)," has the remastered Deep Note used in the "Science of Sensation" logo