07-30-2015, 01:16 PM
is your source OTA or cable.?
OTA should be relatively controlled.
Cables ops have been known to take the incoming dig stream, run it into their "QC" station and then "re-assemble" it for distribution.
Some audio post miss the mark and/or are inconsistent, even within 1 ep.
Other than that, breakout your listening environment to 5.1 or 3.1.
Some of them soundbars do a mighty nice job with incoming dig stream from cable.
If your processor (audio rcvr) is too old, it may not be up to the task of folding down incoming 5.1 to 2.0.
Or listen through Waves L3LL Multiband processor. Kidding.
As more encoding is introduced (to drive the market) Dolby Atmos and other "immersive audio experiences" that are "backwards compatible" ....... aaahh yea.....
OTA should be relatively controlled.
Cables ops have been known to take the incoming dig stream, run it into their "QC" station and then "re-assemble" it for distribution.
Some audio post miss the mark and/or are inconsistent, even within 1 ep.
Other than that, breakout your listening environment to 5.1 or 3.1.
Some of them soundbars do a mighty nice job with incoming dig stream from cable.
If your processor (audio rcvr) is too old, it may not be up to the task of folding down incoming 5.1 to 2.0.
Or listen through Waves L3LL Multiband processor. Kidding.
As more encoding is introduced (to drive the market) Dolby Atmos and other "immersive audio experiences" that are "backwards compatible" ....... aaahh yea.....
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Music is how we decorate time.”
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Music is how we decorate time.”
Jean-Michel Basquiat