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Aren't Cambridge players rebadged Oppos?
They're slightly modified but yes.
Aren't Cambridge players rebadged Oppos?
I think my comment was valid 5 years ago (or more?) with the Cambridge Azur 650BD/651BD and I haven't looked into it since because of the Sony UDP-X800 (which came out in 2017?)There isn't a single currently available Cambridge component that even remotely compares to any Oppo player. The only thing that comes close is the discontinued CXUHD, which is a universal player like the Oppo, and uses the same Mediatek platform, but the CXUHD doesn't contain any DAC onboard. It is a disc transport only.
So, exactly which Cambridge component is a "rebadged" Oppo?
Over a year later, I just had to share how the intro to "On Reflection" (sans center channel) looks on the quadscopeSteven Wilson has really outdone himself on this one - the 'all-around'-s in "On Reflection" bounce from speaker-to-speaker around the room
They're fun aren't they? Is there something crazy in They Only Come Out At Night that would look cool?Over a year later, I just had to share how the intro to "On Reflection" (sans center channel) looks on the quadscope
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It gives me a good excuse to listen back to every disc in my collection with a swirling panThey're fun aren't they? Is there something crazy in They Only Come Out At Night that would look cool?
How do I get me one of those KOOL toys?Over a year later, I just had to share how the intro to "On Reflection" (sans center channel) looks on the quadscope
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FrankensteinThey're fun aren't they? Is there something crazy in They Only Come Out At Night that would look cool?
how do any of these pan out on your scope?It gives me a good excuse to listen back to every disc in my collection with a swirling pan
The coolest patterns I've seen so far are on Santana's "Black Magic Woman" & "No One To Depend On", Ultravox's "New Europeans", The Flaming Lips' "It's Summertime", and Billy Paul's "War Of The Gods".
Over a year later, I just had to share how the intro to "On Reflection" (sans center channel) looks on the quadscope
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The 360-degree pans in the height array seems to have become a trademark of SW's Atmos mixes, every one I've heard so far has elements like keys, guitars, or even vocals swirling around up there. Those extra two heights really make a difference!I think this is going to be my new Atmos demo disc. So much use of the heights and so much active panning.
Are the lengths identical?So I finally got around to ripping this disc, and I'm wondering if there is a way to join the video of the 5.1 stream with the audio of the Atmos stream. If I figure it out, I'll share. If someone else already knows how and shares, I'll be grateful.
Not quite. The Atmos MKV is 16 seconds longer, and it's not just extra at the beginning or end. Still might be able to do it.Are the lengths identical?
So I finally got around to ripping this disc, and I'm wondering if there is a way to join the video of the 5.1 stream with the audio of the Atmos stream. If I figure it out, I'll share. If someone else already knows how and shares, I'll be grateful.
Yeah, I've already extracted the audio from both streams to FLAC and M4A files, which I'll usually use to listen. I just thought it would be neat to have the animation with the Atmos mix.I did it with just MKVToolNix and generating one file for each song. Fortunately, each Atmos song is a single .M2TS file in the Blu-Ray.
I had to setup a 'delay' to sync with the video in each song. Not perfect, but it is acceptable.
Finally, I did merge all files in a single .MKV with chapters. Using only MKVToolNix.
What I don't remember is how I did cut the video track for each song. Perhaps I used the Pinnacle Studio that I use for my family videos.
But... in the end, when I listen Free Hand in Atmos I prefer not beeing distracted by the video and close my eyes... to perceive better the 'movement' of the sounds...
I think I did everything with just MKVToolNIX.Yeah, I've already extracted the audio from both streams to FLAC and M4A files, which I'll usually use to listen. I just thought it would be neat to have the animation with the Atmos mix.
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