
William Lemmerhirt
Audioholic Overlord
I’ve read that BR2049 and the redo of BR are exemplary. Se or no?
I don't know, but the industry will come up with something.Interesting observation I'm curious what do you feel will eventually take its place?
Or wouldn't that be down conversion of the UHD picture to a 1080P picture? Also, 350 UHD titles is minuscule in comparison the amount DVD and even regular blu ray titles.It does seem they’ve tried to force the upgrade issue on everyone with the uhd/Atmos thing. This infuriates me to no end and I wish they wouldn’t do that crap. BUT even without a uhd tv, you can still upgrade to Atmos. The the uhd player will just send the regular HD picture and you can still extract the Atmos track. And dsu/dtsnx do such a great job of upmixing older titles, why not upgrade...Also, there’s just around 350 bd titles with Atmos tracks so will quit saying there’s no content? Auro 3d in the other hand has absolutely little to no content.
Really? Minuscule?Or wouldn't that be down conversion of the UHD picture to a 1080P picture? Also, 350 UHD titles is minuscule in comparison the amount DVD and even regular blu ray titles.
The indication is 350 blurays in total with Atmos/Dts:X, whereas probably around 300 new international films were released this year 2018 alone. If you add in re-releases, that number likely closer to 1000. So yes it is relatively small. Domestic releases in other countries like India or China may be much larger. Out of that 300 maybe 10% had Atmos/Dts:X in 2018Really? Minuscule?
Well, it’s about looking pretty. But everything has a different opinion on what is pretty. And everyone has a different opinion on what is “cool overhead” effects and what is not cool/unrealistic.That's just fancy lenses and photography it doesn't fool me one bit. Its nice but that sort of thing has been used to sell VHS or Laserdisc to DVD to HD-DVD and so on.
That’s disappointing.Blade Runner 2049, another pressing, I have the UHD-Atmos. The bluray version with Auro3D.
Auro3D is only alavible on imported Finland, bluray, while Dolby Atmos is only available on UHD-4k.
I prefer the Dolby Atmos after trying the Auro3D the display only showed dtshdma that sort of confused me? I thought it was to display Auro3D on the screen and the sound processing modes only show Auro2D so somewhat confused? I believe the Auro2D is an up-mixer, option to be used with other sound delivery formats.
I don't have all the other speakers fitted up yet but I should have least seen something that says Auro3D on the Denon display.
I think 1080p is fine. I think the picture can “improve” even in 1080p when they remaster some movies in UHD/4K.Or wouldn't that be down conversion of the UHD picture to a 1080P picture? Also, 350 UHD titles is minuscule in comparison the amount DVD and even regular blu ray titles.
The UHD/Atmos BD are $25-$30 in the US.The indication is 350 blurays in total with Atmos/Dts:X, whereas probably around 300 new international films were released this year 2018 alone. If you add in re-releases, that number likely closer to 1000. So yes it is relatively small. Domestic releases in other countries like India or China may be much larger. Out of that 300 maybe 10% had Atmos/Dts:X in 2018
A total of 8.4 Million UHD discs were sold last year 2017, Antman and Wasp alone sold close to a million just in October.
It would be nice if all new blurays came with Atmos or Dts:X, but they won't and some films just would not benefit from it. It would be nice if all Dvd releases also had a bluray and 4K UHD discs, but they don't. So most releases are still Dvd with it's limitations. The bigger releases will have bluray and or UHD with only a small portion of that for blurays having the Atmos/Dts:X. 4K UHD pretty much always have Atmos or Dts:X however they cost 10 pounds/dollars more than a bluray which costs 5-7 pounds/dollars more than the dvd.
Just being practical here. Considering what you have to do to really take advantage of just 350 titles requires that you have to basically do a complete system overhaul, really upgrading your entire audio/video system. I said a while back, in my opinion, upgrading to a Dolby Atmos sound systems doesn't really make sense if you're not going to upgrade to an UHD TV with an accompanying UHD Blu Ray player. Just upgrading the audio side alone can be costly, getting a new receiver and more speakers. I think this kind of upgrade is unprecedented in consumer electronic history.Really? Minuscule?
So glad you came back to spread some more of your sunshine.
You said awhile back, “in my opinion, upgrading to a Dolby Atmos sound systems doesn't really make sense if you're not going to upgrade to an UHD TV with an accompanying UHD Blu Ray player.“Just being practical here. Considering what you have to do to really take advantage of just 350 titles requires that you have to basically do a complete system overhaul, really upgrading your entire audio/video system. I said a while back, in my opinion, upgrading to a Dolby Atmos sound systems doesn't really make sense if you're not going to upgrade to an UHD TV with an accompanying UHD Blu Ray player. Just upgrading the audio side alone can be costly, getting a new receiver and more speakers. I think this kind of upgrade is unprecedented in consumer electronic history.
Thanks for the academics bookmark. I can appreciate that. I agree that atmos should come on all bd’s. It’s a kind of extortion imo but what can ya do? Vote with your dollar? Yeah right...lolThe indication is 350 blurays in total with Atmos/Dts:X, whereas probably around 300 new international films were released this year 2018 alone. If you add in re-releases, that number likely closer to 1000. So yes it is relatively small. Domestic releases in other countries like India or China may be much larger. Out of that 300 maybe 10% had Atmos/Dts:X in 2018
A total of 8.4 Million UHD discs were sold last year 2017, Antman and Wasp alone sold close to a million just in October.
It would be nice if all new blurays came with Atmos or Dts:X, but they won't and some films just would not benefit from it. It would be nice if all Dvd releases also had a bluray and 4K UHD discs, but they don't. So most releases are still Dvd with it's limitations. The bigger releases will have bluray and or UHD with only a small portion of that for blurays having the Atmos/Dts:X. 4K UHD pretty much always have Atmos or Dts:X however they cost 10 pounds/dollars more than a bluray which costs 5-7 pounds/dollars more than the dvd.
I say screw it all! Just buy a big ass projector!!!You said awhile back, “in my opinion, upgrading to a Dolby Atmos sound systems doesn't really make sense if you're not going to upgrade to an UHD TV with an accompanying UHD Blu Ray player.“
So in your practical opinion, this makes more sense by upgrading to a UHD display when you wouldn’t need to? That seems like a lot of extra cost that you wouldn’t need to incur, unless of course you have the budget anyway. Not following here.
And whatever the number of Atmos titles there are, it’s much more than the amount of movies I personally own so to me that seems like a large pool to choose from. Not to mention DSU...
I know you think it’s a waste, and I don’t think you’re being “practical”. I think you just like being a pain in the aye-55
@snakeeyes!!!! My brotha from another motha!!!!I’m cool with paying a bit more for some titles. UHD of Equalizer 1 in 5.1 Dolby TrueHD is so good (downmixed from 7.1). I am looking forward to Atmos 5.1.4 when I install the 4 ceiling speakers.![]()
C'mon now buddy you guys specially @ William Lemmerhirt motivated to get a bigger TV! Well not a TV but it's definetly bigger! Are we going to have to drive down there and help you install those speakers!I’m cool with paying a bit more for some titles. UHD of Equalizer 1 in 5.1 Dolby TrueHD is so good (downmixed from 7.1). I am looking forward to Atmos 5.1.4 when I install the 4 ceiling speakers.![]()
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Audioholic.I say screw it all! Just buy a big ass projector!!!..... And then I bought the 4k reciever..... and the speakers....... For atmos and Nueral X and stuff.... Bought not the tv I just like playing with the sound..... But I bought a big ass projector!!!!! ..... I guess that makes me a weirdo audioholic?
Or may be I'm a gooooood audioholic!!!!
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Ya I stacked a cord of wood yesterday so I’m working thru my honey do list at least.C'mon now buddy you guys specially @ William Lemmerhirt motivated to get a bigger TV! Well not a TV but it's definetly bigger! Are we going to have to drive down there and help you install those speakers!Lol
I think..... I'm all of the aboveThe Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Audioholic.
Obsessed Audiohlics
Weirdo Audiohloics
Mad Audioholics
Crazy Audioholics
Nuts Audioholics
Excessive Audiohloics
Scientific-minded Audiohloics
Curious Audiohloics
Constructive Audioholics
Expensive Audiohloics
Budget-minded Audioholics
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Audiohlics (that would be me)
Moderate Audioholics
Yeah there all sort of types here. "That keep on listening" .![]()
I even tried with adjusting the channel configurations which I feel is unnecessary but gave it a try and nope that didn't seem to do it, eve thou no VOG is currently being used.That’s disappointing.
I would expect the front LCD to say “Auro3D” just like it says “Dolby Atmos” and “DTS:X Master”.
Surely the number of Atmos speakers are more than enough for Auro3D.
Definitely would like to hear your thoughts on some Auro3D contents or Auro2D Upmix.