Many classic albums were remixed in 5.1 surround sound during the late 1990s and early to mid 2000s on niche formats like DVD-A (audio) and SACD (super audio CD). These formats never reached mainstream success, which means tracking down the physical discs can be time consuming and expensive.
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Enjoy vibrant, high-quality surround sound from all your favorite content with Dolby Digital Plus. Whether you're watching movies, TV shows, online videos, or concerts, Dolby Digital Plus ensures that you always get consistent audio quality.
Dolby Digital Plus is an audio technology based on Dolby Digital 5.1, the established standard for cinema, broadcast, and home theater surround sound. It's part of a complete ecosystem that includes content creation, program distribution, device manufacture, and customer experience.
On May 29, 2007, Apple began selling songs and music videos from participating record labels at higher bitrate (256 kbit/s cVBR) and free of DRM, a format dubbed "iTunes Plus" . These files mostly adhere to the AAC standard and are playable on many non-Apple products but they do include custom iTunes information such as album artwork and a purchase receipt, so as to identify the customer in case the file is leaked out onto peer-to-peer networks. It is possible, however, to remove these custom tags to restore interoperability with players that conform strictly to the AAC specification. As of January 6, 2009, nearly all music on the USA regioned iTunes Store became DRM-free, with the remainder becoming DRM-free by the end of March 2009.[56]
The audio delivered to each speaker in a sound system is provided by one audio channel in a stream. Monaural sound is a single channel. Stereo sound is two. 5.1 surround sound has five audio channels, plus one Low Frequency Enhancement (LFE) channel.
Usually the latency is not particularly important when streaming music. Possible exceptions include looped music, where you need music to be able to play back uninterrupted over and over, or when you need to be able to play songs back to back with no gap between them. This can be particularly important for classical music, theatrical soundtracks, and for background music during gameplay.
The movie might be encoded to play on different channels that your device cannot support. For example, it's not uncommon for downloaded movies to be in 5.1 surround sound, which is designed to play different parts of the audio from different speakers.
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Unsupported audio formats in video will have the audio automatically transcoded to either AAC or AC3 (Dolby Digital) as appropriate by the Plex Media Server in order to preserve any surround sound audio channels.
I have a hard time narrowing down my favorite Jethro Tull 5.1 moment(s), but, as semi-alluded to in a previous response, I have a feeling they'll be on my next Top 5.1 list. Ditto with Riverside -- but shhh, don't tell... Log in or register to post comments Other Surround Choices Submitted by PaulF14566 on May 8, 2020 - 8:02pm Eagles Hotel California DVD-Audio is one of the best recorded 5.1 surround albums. Besides being great musically throughout it is reference quality sound. Another honorable mention is Yes Live in Amsterdam on DVD-Audio.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and well-presented choices! You really sparked some good conversation, which seemed very much to be one of your purposes. The most evident purpose, though, seems to be to share your very clear joy of surround sound! I certainly hope you consider another fifty . . . or is that 15.1? Have you ever visited quadraphonicquad.com? I think you would really enjoy the community of like-minded multichannel music lovers! Stay Surrounded, Comrade!
And yes, I have visited and interacted with the quadraphonicquad.com community -- lotsa great folks over there! Log in or register to post comments test surround tracks Submitted by t_m on May 11, 2020 - 12:24am Wonderful article and some great comments too. Some of the tracks that I've used (Title-Artist-Album) - Comments welcome :1) Ambergris_March-Bjork-Drawing_Restraint_9 : The bells are key to getting it sound right2) Yesterday-Boyz_II_Men-DTS_Multichannel_Demo_CD_(Vol_1) : each voice is distinct; if speakers are not done right it just doesn't come together.3) Biko-Peter_Gabriel-The_Best : The reverb is key to getting it just right.4) Oxygène_2-Jean_Michel_Jarre-Aero : As indicated in another post, getting seamless transitions across speakers is key to this track.The Aero version is the best.5) El_Barrio-Unk-Harman_Kardon_Logic_7_(The_Sounds_Of_New_York) : Consistency across all channels6) Heavy_Metals-Ian_Anderson-Homo_Erraticus : Center channel with male voice7) Pavement_Cracks-Annie_Lennox-Bare : That voice
I'd be interested in more Yes especially live stuff. I have both Magnification on DVD-A and Amused To Death on bd. I started hunting down DVD-A and SACD discs when they first started to appear. I bought just about anything rock-related. Some of my 'interesting' 5.1s are British Are Coming (Brit hits from the '60s), Humble Pie at the Whiskey A-Go-Go, The Best Of Atomic Rooster, Deep Purple with Malcolm Arnold conducting The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and ELP Live From the Front Row. I also have the first DVD-A of Brain Salad Surgery. After reading your S&V article I tried to find the newer Sony released surround mix but all I've been able to find is a 2CD/1DVD stereo version from Manticore.Getting off the subject a bit, I wanted to mention that the bluray from the 5 disc 40th Anniversary of The Last Waltz does not include a dts-HD Master Audio soundtrack. It has the same audio options as the standard bluray (5.1 PCM and Dolby Digital) even though it's listed in the book.Getting even further off the subject, I'm hoping someone can identify this receiver. Back in the early days of quad (early '70s) a friend had a name-brand Japanese 4-speaker receiver that had a joystick built in to front. When moved around the music would gyrate from one speaker to the next. I don't know if it was a true quadraphonic receiver because he didn't own a quad turntable. This was my first introduction to surround sound and I thought it was pretty cool. I'm just curious if anyone knows anything about it. 2ff7e9595c
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