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This changes quite a bit. A level that even people who are not interested in sound can understand.<\/p>\n
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In a way, TrueHD sounds more like a movie theater!
\nThe comments are kind and amateurish, but the frank impression is that they really make a good sound, and I think this is very important.<\/p>\n
In surround sound, the connection between the speakers becomes fluid.<\/p>\n
In other words, the existence of surround sound speakers disappears.<\/p>\n
For example, in the opening scene of Mad Max, several lines are whispered in the brain like hallucinations.<\/p>\n
When listening to this with Dolby Digital Plus, I sometimes feel like the sound is coming from the surround right speaker in the whisper on the back right.<\/p>\n
When this happens, the environment of the film returns to reality and you wake up.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, in the case of Dolby TrueHD, the configuration of the 5.1ch system and the AV amplifier is exactly the same, but you can get solid surround sound.<\/p>\n
This difference is quite large.<\/p>\n
You can feel comfortable in the world around you.<\/p>\n
Also, if you use other expressions, the density of the sound is different. There is a heavy sound with a core.<\/p>\n
Gyun in the scene where Mad Max’s engine turns! It is TrueHD that the sound echoes to the internal organs.<\/p>\n
By the way, this Gyun! When playing in Atmos, the ceiling speaker makes a screeching noise.<\/p>\n
Ceiling speakers do not sound
\nDoesn’t the ceiling speaker sound too much? [The truth of Atmos]
\nWhile playing a movie in Dolby Atmos, there are surprisingly many times when there is no reaction, even if you put your ears close to the ceiling (top speaker) or touch the speaker. …
\nThis is not because there is deep bass, but because the sound does not bleed and the freshness is high, the sound is in focus, and the original sound of the production intent is synthesized and reproduced correctly.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, it is undeniable that Dolby Digital has a slightly fuzzy sound.<\/p>\n
But this is a special environment. It’s hard to feel it alone when switching to TrueHD immediately after listening with Dolby Digital Plus.<\/p>\n
It’s a difference that you can’t tell even if you do some other work and listen to it 15 minutes later.<\/p>\n
Also, Mad Max sounds good right from the start. It is even used in manufacturers’ listening booths.<\/p>\n
Yodobashi Camera Multimedia Akiba
\n[In Tokyo] I went to find a store where I could listen to the sound of a home theater!
\nWhere is the store where you can hear the sound of the latest home theater system? What happens when you visit a store? I want to know that …
\nThat’s why Dolby Digital Plus is pretty good, making it awkward to judge (laughs).<\/p>\n
Eigako eigako
\nTo be honest, I didn’t say I made a mistake …
\nKurokawa Kurokawa
\nActually … I also recorded a video, but I’m not sure because the recording is a smartphone, which is ridiculous quality! sorry!
\nEigako eigako
\nThis YouTube video is the worst (laughs)
\nIt may be possible to make a slight judgment even on the level rude to the reader … It is fatal that the volume is different<\/p>\n
However, I was able to confirm that Dolby Digital \u21d2 Plus \u21d2 TrueHD will gradually improve.<\/p>\n
This conclusion<\/p>\n
For lovers of surround sound, the difference between Dolby Digital Plus and TrueHD is quite large.<\/p>\n
If ordinary people prefer to hear the best surround sound with a 30,000 yen system, I think a home theater that plays 5.1ch Blu-ray or 7.1ch Dolby TrueHD is the best.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"