Sentences with phrase «height channels»

Could the extra height channels and microphones placed around the stadium deliver a more immersive experience?

It's designed to let you feel closer to the action than before with the help of height channels, which just like the name indicates, are speakers shooting sound upwards.

There are a number of ways to get Atmos height channels into your living room.

Through the addition of dedicated height channels, the sense of cabin space is expanded to a 3D experience, for a supreme sense of scale and definition to your music.

The addition of height channels to a surround sound mix takes your sense of immersion in a movie's world to a phenomenal new level.

You can use in - ceiling, on - wall, and even Dolby Atmos up - firing speakers for height channels.

The Prime Elevation were primarily designed as height channel speakers for immersive audio but they'll work in any of a number of configurations.

On the other hand, one comparison I could make is how the Dolby Surround Upmixer and DTS Neural: X surround sound processing formats made use of height channels with non-Dolby Atmos / DTS: X encoded content.

Dolby Atmos, you see, is a technology that utilises extra height channels in an audio mix yet, unlike other technologies such as Dolby Pro Logic IIz, the audio doesn't feel like it's coming from the front stage.

Slotted somewhere between a full - throttle Atmos setup and an HTIB (Home Theater In a Box), Focal's Sib Evo system was developed as a stylish and minimalist way to add height channels for 3D immersion to any home entertainment system.

With the addition of front width and front height channels on top of a 7.1 system, Audyssey allows for 11.1 channels of surround sound.

«The Elevations are just too good to use only as height channels... Highly recommended... A 10 out of 10 from me on this one.»

Like the bookshelf model, the sloping top panel includes an upward firing CST specifically optimized for reproducing the Dolby Atmos height channel information.

For basic 5.1.2 Atmos (the ``.2» representing front left and right height channels) there are a couple of ways to go.

In order to get Dolby Atmos, you'll need a compatible AV receiver and either in - ceiling speakers or upward - firing height channel speakers, as well as the BT Ultra HD YouView box + and Ultra HD subscription.

As is necessary for any Atmos system, the sound produced by the K950 includes front and rear height channels, delivered by top - mounted drivers firing up at just the right angle to create the «sphere of sound» that's an Atmos trademark.

Both the Xbox One and Xbox One S get the new feature, which is well timed considering there are more sources offering the additional height channels.

Moreover, Auro - 3D's discrete height channels sit directly above traditional home theater speakers.

If you have a Dolby Atmos surround sound system or soundbar then you'll get the extra height channels support through the Xbox One X.

Integrated into a sloping top panel is an upward firing CST optimized specifically for reproducing the Dolby Atmos height channel audio information.

Height channels Movie soundtracks encoded with Dolby Atmos and / or DTS: X treat audio events as objects that can be placed in three - dimensional space.

Don't think that a Dolby Atmos mix or height channels make a difference?

Speaking of flat, while the Atmos / DTS: X height channels add some extension to the soundstage above your TV, it's surprising how little they do to create the illusion of sound coming from overhead, even when fed scenes directly designed to showcase Atmos and DTS: X. Unlike the Atmos bars from Yamaha and Samsung — each of which depend on completely different methods to create surround effects — there is no illusion of envelopment, engulfment, or even basic dimension happening here.

The left, right, and center channels use two 2.75 - inch x 1.5 - inch drivers apiece, while each of the dual height channels boast just a single 2.3 - inch driver.

Whether you decide to go with the K850 or a cheaper alternative depends on how much you want / need the K850's admittedly effective height channel, wireless speaker networking and HDCP 2.2 passthrough.

The SKS - HT594 has front left and front right speakers that do double duty as both left and right channels as well as the additional two height channels needed for Dolby Atmos, which was great for my small San Francisco apartment.

The Ambeo 3D Soundbar sounds absolutely terrific, and its use of four, rather than two, height channels pushes the boundaries of what Dolby Atmos soundbars are capable of.

Those height drivers are technically called Dolby Atmos speakers because they provide the discrete up - firing height channels required for Dolby Atmos and DTS: X object - based audio reproduction.

The 7.2.4 SVS Ultra surround sound system is being run with a Dolby Atmos AV receiver to provide overhead height channels and features two reference SVS PB16 - Ultra subwoofers, two Ultra Bookshelf speakers as fronts, one Ultra Center speaker, two Ultra Surround speakers as side surrounds, two Ultra Bookshelf speakers as rear surrounds and four Ultra Bookshelf speakers for overhead height effects.

Dolby Atmos is a so - called object based sound system designed to deliver greater audio precision that also adds height channel effects to the usual horizontal surround sound experience.

An uncompromised, high fidelity height channel speaker for Dolby Atmos, DTS: X or Auro - 3D, its incredible versatility and easy installation on walls or ceilings also lets it serve as a multi-purpose home theater speaker to solve virtually any room placement issue.

The world's most versatile home theater speaker and best sounding height channel speaker for Dolby Atmos, DTS: X and Auro - 3D.

But you can't go beyond that to add rear surrounds or height channels with a Sonos system.

We've been harking on about Dolby Atmos and extra height channels in a surround sound setup for a while now, but you've really only been able to replicate the more immersive experience at home for yourself if you had a supported AV receiver.

I tested the Prime Elevation in three different scenarios: a two - channel stereo configuration, as side surround speakers, and as front height channels.

Dolby Atmos takes the longstanding 5.1 surround sound but adds extra height channels to provide a more enveloping sound effect in your room.

The idea is to create a bubble of sound by using dedicated height channels — in essence, either speakers bouncing sound off the ceiling — or better still, speakers directly mounted up there.

It uses a two - part system with an OLED panel you can simply hang on the wall like a poster, without any frame or bezel, and features a dedicated Dolby Atmos soundbar with upward - firing drivers for left and right height channels.

A 5.1.4 system would add four additional height channels, including two at the front, and two at the rear, and so on.

The front left and right speakers have additional speakers on top of the cabinets that perform as Dolby Atmos height channels, bouncing sound off your ceiling.

Atmos has been added to the Sky Sports Premier League channel, meaning all 124 games shown will have the added height channels, resulting in a more immersive experience when you're watching at home.

Of course, installing a string of height channels and lining your living room walls with surround speakers may prove a tad more challenging...

It introduces new speaker configurations, such as 5.1.4, where there are five speakers around the room, one subwoofer and four height channel speakers.

The latest and greatest development in surround sound offers not only discrete audio for height channels, but also a new way for sound engineers to mix audio for the most accurate, hemispheric immersion to date.

Dialogue and music have excellent clarity, and the height channels are constantly active with vertical extension and great overhead sound effects during the various action sequences.

The soundstage feels big, wide, and spacious, with fine extension into the vertical in the height channels, both for action and atmospheric effects.

Surround sounds are separate from those height channels and stand out on their own quite nicely, with blood - thirsty crowds, the protesters in Athens, a motorcycle chase, background traffic, and more.

Also, for content that is not mastered in Doby Atmos or DTS: X, the TX - NR555 also includes the Dolby Surround Upmixer and DTS Neural: X Surround processing which allows standard 2, 5.1, and 7.1 channel content to take advantage of the height channel speakers.

The downmix was still very immersive and spacious, with objects placed at points in space similar to a true Atmos mix (helicopters and drones are the best examples), but lacking some of the location preciseness and, of course, some loss of the height channel experience (although the Dolby TrueHD downmix still produced a better - than - traditional «horizontal» 5.1 or 7.1 channel mix).

The height channels are employed to terrific effect with both subtle and dramatic sound cues, especially impactful in scenes where the drones move around the frame.