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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: thorsten on March 23, 2014, 02:27:10 pm
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Hi everybody,
I use MC for my 7.1 home cinema, including 3 subs and full activated center/surrounds. Everything is set up with acourate convolving and works flawless!
I really like the surround field that is provided by JRSS!
But, as always ::). I'm looking for further enhancements of my system. All speakers are selfbuilt with Visaton-chassis and I still have some chassis spare....
So, are there any plans for including a 3D-sound enhancer like Prologic 2z or DTS Neo-X?
Regards,
Thorsten
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Or height channels in front. Seemed to be the best thing ever when receivers got it a couple of years ago.
I have a similar setup, and will soon have a couple of decent, very small speakers available.
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Front height/presence speakers support would be cool :) Most of the recent amps support it.
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Front height/presence speakers support would be cool :) Most of the recent amps support it.
Just to be clear, what I was thinking of was JRSS to do mixing similar to what newer receivers do. As an alternative to the ones (like me) that does not have a receiver between JRiver and the amps.
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Just to be clear, what I was thinking of was JRSS to do mixing similar to what newer receivers do. As an alternative to the ones (like me) that does not have a receiver between JRiver and the amps.
I'm in this boat too and would love high/wide support.
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+1
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Front height/presence speakers support would be cool Smiley Most of the recent amps support it.
Just to be clear, what I was thinking of was JRSS to do mixing similar to what newer receivers do. As an alternative to the ones (like me) that does not have a receiver between JRiver and the amps.
Yes, that's what I was thinking :) It was only for a comparison of something that is missing in MC compared to hardware.
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Another request for JRSS, would be a 2.0/2.1 to 3.0/3.1 mode for fronts+center.
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It would also be nice to get some technical details about what theory governs how JRSSS splits the signal and adds extra information, I understand that a complete rundown of the algorithm might be too much, but a general description of the principles used would be nice, so one can know if they are sound.
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For a 2 channel setup, be great to have 'wide surround' effect processing on rear channel mixdown. Would give a phantom surround type effect on a 2 channel stereo.
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For a 2 channel setup, be great to have 'wide surround' effect processing on rear channel mixdown. Would give a phantom surround type effect on a 2 channel stereo.
+1 on this one, I am currently working with a 3.1 set-up and even If I ever set-up a 5.1 I would still love to have a phantom surround effect while watching content in my living room and not in the home cinema.
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For a 2 channel setup, be great to have 'wide surround' effect processing on rear channel mixdown. Would give a phantom surround type effect on a 2 channel stereo.
Try Effects > Surround Field in the DSP.
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Try Effects > Surround Field in the DSP.
Would this affect front and centre channels? Keeping the front and centre channel tracks pure, and adding a wide phase type effect to only rear/side tracks would be more natural, would create the illusion of phantom rear/side on a 2 channel stereo system.
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Back to this one with some news. 9.1 is coming :)
2L release (9.1 Auro-3D 96kHz/24bit ):
https://shop.klicktrack.com/2l/1001153 (https://shop.klicktrack.com/2l/1001153)
The technology:
http://www.auro-3d.com/system/creative-tool-suite (http://www.auro-3d.com/system/creative-tool-suite)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auro_11.1 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auro_11.1)
Again, it would be cool if JRiver could support 9.1 upmixing.
How does it upmix if I select 10 channels?
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Dolby Atmos AVRs announced by Onkyo yesterday too:
http://dolbyatmos.onkyousa.com/
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How does it upmix if I select 10 channels?
It upmixes to 7.1. The higher channel counts are used for active crossovers, extra subwoofers, extra side surrounds, etc.
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For now, outputting more than 7.1 is possible using DSP Studio > Output Format > Channels and then using Parametric Equalizer to fill the additional channels.
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For now
That sounds promising.. ;)
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For now, outputting more than 7.1 is possible using DSP Studio > Output Format > Channels and then using Parametric Equalizer to fill the additional channels.
Hi,
I already use 12ch Output for 3 dedicated Subs and active center. The mixing is done via convolving (txt-file) with a total of 18 steps ;)
It. is also possible to mix e.g. The Surround and backsuround in a dedicated Channel for filling between them in the Edge.
But, what I/we Need Are New Algorithm for the new setups. Hopefully they will be rather Soon available.
Regards,
Thorsten