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In Reply to: HT Processors in DD/DTS - do they all sound alike? posted by daleda on April 4, 2002 at 14:18:32:

Many of the high end processors utilize in-house custom decoding algorithms, where it could steer the sound between channels more realistically.
e.g.
The Meridian units has a aspect ratio setting, where it will apply the algorithm differently if you specify a wide speaker layout as opposed to a long, narrow one.
Plus, while it is in the digital stream, processors would do various type of data massaging, including jitter control, upsampling, custom noise shaping...

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Topic - HT Processors in DD/DTS - do they all sound alike? - daleda 14:18:32 04/04/02 (4)

Custom decoding algorithm - lwang 23:05:50 04/04/02 (0)

Re: HT Processors in DD/DTS - do they all sound alike? - D.Jay 15:00:09 04/04/02 (1)

Re: HT Processors in DD/DTS - do they all sound alike? - daleda 12:34:06 04/05/02 (0)

decoding chips - Joe Murphy Jr 14:54:01 04/04/02 (0)

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