Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Sound & Vision

    Virtual Surround

    Apr 16, 2019 3 minutes
    BY AL GRIFFIN

    I’m planning on installing a 5.1.2 Atmos speaker setup. I mostly watch streamed documentaries (the BBC channel, for example) and nearly all of them have stereo soundtracks. Here’s my question: Would audio upmixing solutions like Dolby Surround or Dolby Pro Logic IIz (I don’t know which is better or more advanced) be able to convert stereo sound for a 5.1.2 speaker setup? How about DTS solutions such as DTS Neural:X or DTS Neo:X (I think Neural has replaced Neo)? Do midrange A/V

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Sound & Vision

    Sound & Vision4 min read
    Super Deluxe Edition Box Set
    Because of his close association with Yes’ signature sound, guitarist Steve Howe is assumed to have been a member of the British progressive giants from the outset—but he only came aboard with the five-man band’s third studio release, February 1971’s
    Sound & Vision2 min read
    Footloose
    UPON ITS release 40 years ago, Footloose thrilled audiences with its spirited dancing, electrifying soundtrack and inspiring story about a Chicago city-boy, Ren McCormick, who arrives in an uptight small town where dancing has been banned due to its
    Sound & Vision6 min read
    Elite ezCinema Tab-Tension CineGrey 4D & Anker Nebula Mars 3
    Home theater comes in many shapes and sizes, but one constant is that it could be a more portable experience. But it’s not impossible! Elite recently sent an ezCinema Tab-Tension CineGrey 4D screen to evaluate, which is an excellent match for an Anke

    Related Books & Audiobooks