"DVD Tracks was inspired by Roger Ebert's column You, Too, Can Be a DVD Movie Critic in February of 2002. In that column, Ebert says that he would like to hear what people who aren't being paid by the movie-makers think about movies. He recommends taking the "alternate audio tracks" on DVDs one step further.

That's where DVD Tracks began. DVD Tracks is a gathering point for alternate movie tracks from anybody.

DVD Tracks lets you browse through the alternate tracks and the discussion boards of those tracks. If you opt for a free membership, you can add alternate tracks of your own, rate the quality of alternate tracks, and participate in the discussion boards."