Converting a multichannel audio signal into a 2-channel signal is a must for most multizone Audio/Video installations. With the advancements in bitstream audio by Dolby Audio™ and DTS® (Dolby 7.1, Dolby Atmos, DTS-HD, DTS-X, etc.) downmixing has not been available for higher end formats. Therefore, most integrators will set up sources to output a signal that is easier to manage such as a 5.1 channel signal. Unfortunately, this means you are not delivering the highest quality audio signal to your customer.
AVPro Edge has worked tirelessly with Dolby and DTS to create a solution to this problem. In this webinar you will learn exactly how, when, and why to downmix and manage the highest quality audio signals.
Surround sound has been used in home theaters for decades, imitating realistic environments and helping consumers feel even more immersed in the content that they view. While this is great for a dedicated home theater, problems arise when ...
Audio Return Channel (referred to from here as ARC), is the option to send audio from a Display upstream to an Audio Playback Device over a single HDMI cable. This can be done without an external source and audio-transmitted from a Display's internal ...
HDMI 2.1 Terms Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) HDMI Video Flag that automatically sets the display into the lowest latency settings. Capabilities Data Structure (CDS) Describes Audio Capabilities of an eARC RX (Audio Playback Device) to an eARC TX ...
In this training Matt Murray (CTO of AVPro) covers all the different types of audio, and how to manage that said audio through the endless options in the AV world.
There are two ways of using the AVPro Edge Matrix in conjunction with a Savant Control System for Audio Distribution: 1. Bind to Input - I am using with another Audio Matrix (i.e. PAV-SIPA125SM) Begin by setting the matrix in Bind to Input Mode; This ...