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audiovideo2 years ago

Dolby's FlexConnect: Revolutionizing Home Theater Audio

Dolby Labs has introduced Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, a new home theater technology that allows users to place wireless speakers anywhere in the room and calibrate them automatically to work with the TV's built-in speakers, eliminating the need for a soundbar or AV receiver as the central unit and HDMI cables. The technology will debut in a 2024 TCL TV, but Dolby expects other companies to support it. Dolby Atmos FlexConnect is connection and hardware-agnostic, allowing TV manufacturers to choose the wireless speakers they want to support. The system offers benefits such as improved audio performance, flexibility in speaker placement, easy setup, and intelligent audio optimization.

via Digital Trends|
#audio-calibration#audiovideo#dolby-atmos-flexconnect
audiovideo2 years ago

Sony WF-1000XM5: Review, Comparison, and Call Quality Concerns

Digital Trends and other publications initially reviewed the Sony WF-1000XM5 wireless noise-canceling earbuds using unfinalized prototypes that exhibited performance issues. Sony later sent out full production units, which resolved the problems. The review has been updated to reflect the final product. Sony surprised reviewers by revealing that the prototypes were sent out just days before the intended release of the XM5.

via Digital Trends|
#audiovideo#prototypes#review
audiovideo2 years ago

Sonos discontinues local file playback on Android devices

Sonos will remove the On this Mobile Device option from its Android app's Music Sources tab on May 23, 2023, leaving Android users with limited options to play music files stored locally on their phones or tablets. They can use Bluetooth, put their phone's music library on a network-attached storage device, use a Mac or PC, or upload their tunes to a streaming music service. However, even if they have a Bluetooth-capable Sonos device, they won't get an equivalent level of sound quality to streaming a track directly from Apple Music or Amazon Music.

via Digital Trends|
#android#audiovideo#bluetooth
audiovideo2 years ago

Big discounts on Hisense and LG TVs: Save up to $1,500!

Best Buy is offering a $1,500 discount on the 120-inch Hisense L9G laser TV, bringing the price down from $6,000 to $4,500. The Hisense laser TV is a projector capable of producing a high-quality image on a large space, and with the included 120-inch ALR screen, it competes with even the best OLED TVs and the best QLED TVs in terms of picture quality. The setup also has built-in 40-watt Dolby Atmos sound and works well in both dark and well-lit spaces.

via Digital Trends|
#4k-uhd#audiovideo#best-buy