May 3 2019, 05:52 PM
QUOTE(Fusion @ May 3 2019, 05:24 PM)
i finally tried atmos in my AV room yesterday using a computer and to tell the truth, the quality is actually a little disappointing. i doubt increasing the bitrate to 640kbps would have much impact to the overall sound especially for those who are used to Bluray or BDMV files. The overall sound was quite compress and the higher octave was cut off, very much like comparing a compress MP3@160 Kbps to a lossless flac/wav.
the 4k HDR video however has the embedded metadata of Max CLL and Max Fall which is a nice touch. at least we we would know the HDR used for the particular movie.
actually, even netflix dd5.1 is dull compared to full dd5.1.the 4k HDR video however has the embedded metadata of Max CLL and Max Fall which is a nice touch. at least we we would know the HDR used for the particular movie.
netflix is marketing it right... dd, dd+, atmos, hd, 4k, etc.
but really... both video and audio - they are the lowest quality u find for the classifications.
u will not want anything netflix if u r used to BD or BDMV on a full home theater like u said!
which is strange why some still look for netflix-atmos soundbar!!
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