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Return to Oz was released 40 years ago today in 1985
Now where's my 40th Anniversary 4K Return to Oz Blu-ray with Dolby Atmos or DTS:X?
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I just heard the Jurassic films are getting another 4K release on Blu-ray and IMHO the wild part is that they are changing the format of the audio to Dolby Atmos rather than the DTS equivalent, DTS:X
The reason is because Jurassic Park had such history with DTS being the movie that introduced it!
DTS:X is a fine immersive format and I think some films have better immersive audio tracks in it..
Also, there's equipment that has more or better features in DTS:X than Atmos. (better features like support for more advanced speaker layouts with more speakers than the typical home immersive audio setup)
But I suppose it doesn't have as much traction as Atmos especially because Atmos is the defacto standard for streaming!
I don't think DTS has a streaming version of DTS:X and for the longest time not even a streaming format at all and that's caused the situation where Dolby is the defacto standard for streaming other than AAC which doesn't support immersive audio directly!
And since Atmos was becoming the standard it's gotten much more traction and adoption than DTS:X so it might be going the way of the betamax..
Vizio’s rotating Dolby Atmos soundbar is now available for $1,000 All the way back at CES, Vizio showed off a premium soundbar with channels that rotate upwards whenever it’s outputting Dolby Atmos and DTS:X encoded audio. Those speakers can blast audio off your ceiling to bolster height effects and they’ll point f...
DTS:X for home theater comes to Xbox One After releasing its Sound Unbound spatial audio for headphones on Xbox One, DTS is doing the same for home theater systems. The company has just released its Sound Unbound DTS:X home theater support on Xbox One to Xbox Insiders, following testing on...
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Samsung’s latest Q-series soundbars include a $1,800 9.1.4 channel option Samsung’s latest Q-series soundbars are its fanciest yet. The HW-Q950T delivers 9.1.4 channel surround sound (nine main channels with one subwoofer and four upward-firing speakers that bounce sound off your ceiling). That’s the most channels currentl...
Delving into Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, HDR10 and Dolby Vision
Delving into Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, HDR10 and Dolby Vision
Apart from being a keen gamer and writer I also love my movies. This means I spend an inordinate amount of time tweaking my TV and home theatre setup to get the most out of my games and movies.
A lot of audio and video standards have come out in the last decade. It wasn’t that long ago when DVD came along and made the classic VHS tape extinct. Way back then DVD meant that Dolby Digital 5.1 or…
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