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'''Variants''':

*On some DTS-encoded laserdiscs and DVDs from the late 90s, the logo is in full-screen, is videotaped, and "THIS THEATRE FEATURES" is removed.

*In some cases, the theatrical version of the trailer is used on home releases. Some of these releases have the DTS text zooming out slightly after the first dissolve (primarily on films with 1:85:1 aspect ratios, but not always).

*This made its official debut alongside THX's "Grand" trailer on the theatrical premiere of ''Jurassic Park''.

*It later reemerged on DTS-certified LaserDiscs and DVDs, such as ''The Wedding Singer'', Vertigo and Universal and Sony titles like the first DVD releases of ''Close Encounters of the Third Kind'' and ''Babe'', Superbit releases such as ''Gattaca'', ''Johnny Mnemonic'', ''Panic Room'', ''xXx'', ''Spider-Man'', ''Snatch'', ''Seven Years in Tibet'', ''The Patriot'' and ''Labyrinth'', several music/concert DVDs, DTS-enhanced DVDs of ''Saving Private Ryan'', ''Jurassic Park'', ''The Lost World: Jurassic Park'', and DTS LaserDiscs from Walt Disney Home Video such as ''Pocahontas'', ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'', ''Toy Story: Collector's Edition'', ''Flubber'', and ''Hercules''. It also appears on the DVDs that came with the second-edition and third-edition copies of the book ''DVD Demystified''.

*Due to the digital nature of its encoding, on LaserDiscs, the audio can only be heard through a special DTS modulator to decode DTS audio, whereas on DVDs it can only be accessed if you select the DTS option in the DVD's audio menu and then play the movie. If your player cannot decode DTS audio, this logo (and by proxy, the film) will either be silent, switch automatically to the Dolby track (DVDs only), or playback with major distortion.

*Can also be seen on some Nutech Digital DVDs if you select DTS, such as ''Tom Sawyer'', ''Peter Pan'', ''20,000 Leagues Under the Sea'', ''Wind in the Willows'', ''The Odyssey'', and ''Treasure Island'', among others.

'''Editor's Note''': This logo is known for its infamously overdramatic soundtrack and in-your-face computer animation.

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'''Note''': The video above is a recreation.

'''Editor's Note''': It took 14 years for this rediscovery of this logo, and to be featured here on CLG Wiki.

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'''Availability''': Common.

* First announced by DTS at the end of February 2000<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20000303075938/http://www.dtsonline.com/cinema/index.html DTS LAUNCHES NEW "SONIC LANDSCAPE" LOGO/TRAILER IN MOVIE THEATRES NATIONWIDE - February 28, 2000]</ref> (with production the prior year), with the first films using this logo beginning in March 2000 theatrically.

* Also appears on DTS DVDs of the time, like on several Universal, DreamWorks, and Fox titles.

* On some discs such as ''The Breakfast Club'' and ''Sixteen Candles'', this trailer is presented in 2.35:1 even though the film is in 1.85:1.

* On the inverse, on many films that are framed in Scope such as the ''Die Hard Trilogy'' (as well as all reprints of ''Die Hard 1'', ''2'' and ''3''), this trailer is presented in 1.85:1.

'''Editor's Note''': This logo is a favorite of many because of its calm nature.

'''Editor's Note''': This logo may be intense, but not like its very first logo. The sounds, however, may catch a few off-guard.

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'''Nicknames''': "Band", "DTS Ring", "Sparks II: Beautiful Boogaloo"

'''Editor's Note''': The sudden start can get to some viewers, but otherwise it's a great logo. The DTS logo used in this trailer, in fact, was introduced in 2006.

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'''Nicknames''': "Living World of Audio", "DTS Ring II", "DTS Water", "DTS Ocean"

'''Music/Sounds''':  

*'''Short Version''': Sounds of sound testing, and the ocean, then a synthesized tune with flutes and a choir, as well as flashing sounds for the DTS letters and the bubbling.

'''Availability''': Common. The short version can be seen on Blu-ray releases from [[CBS Home Entertainment]], such as older movies and TV shows released by [[Paramount Home Media Distribution]] such as ''A Boy Named Charlie Brown'' and the first season of ''Star Trek: Discovery'', and the now-defunct [[CBS Films]] releases from [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment]] such as the 2017 release of ''Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life'' and the 2021 Blu-ray release of ''Finding You''. The extended version is rare.

'''Editor's Note''': This may surprise you at first, but it’s a great logo. However, for a time, the release was mistakenly believed to be 2017.

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'''Nicknames''': "Reversed Pounding Paint Blobs", "DTS Ring III"

'''Editor's Note''': Thanks to Diego Stocco, this logo is creatively sounded.

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'''Nicknames''': "Out Of The Box", "DTS Ring IV"

'''Editor's Note''': TBA

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'''Nicknames''': "Listen", "DTS Ring V"

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