Thanks for the answer. So, when I rip it with DVD audio extractor, how many channels will show up and decode?
Using DVDAE, you can get up to 8 channels (7.1) from an Atmos disc.
Thanks for the answer. So, when I rip it with DVD audio extractor, how many channels will show up and decode?
Thanks for the answer. So, when I rip it with DVD audio extractor, how many channels will show up and decode?
But Wilson said that the GG releases would have separate, dedicated 5.1 mixes, as well.
Actually Atmos isn't mixed for "channels" in the traditional sense. It is object-based, so sounds are assigned to a location rather than a channel. Here's a good, brief explanation from a CNET article:
"Atmos, for the most part, doesn't use channels. Instead, most sounds are treated as "objects." Instead of assigning a sound to a channel (and by extension, a speaker), Atmos lets filmmakers assign a sound to a place. Not "left surround speaker" but "left rear corner." Not "pan from left surround speaker to right sound speaker" but "pan smoothly across the rear wall." Not only does this give greater flexibility, but it improves the experience in the theater and, potentially, at home. "
So, the channel assignment in your system will be done by the decoder in your processor or AVR, based on the direction from which each sound should come and how many speakers (channels) your system has.
I was under the impression that DTS was like this too? Did I misunderstand this?
Thank you for the answers, that is what I always assumed until I looked into the data and thought about an alternative explanation.
Here the detail for Axe Victim (by the way, I recommend also all the other 5.1 releases of BBD !):
Contents of the DVD-A: 5.95 GB located in the VIDEO_TS folder.
Analysis with DVD Audio Extractor (note that in DVDAE DTS and AC3 show up as "48 kHz" but rip correctly to 96 kHz wav or flac if "same sample rate as input" is selected).
Title 1 (remix):
LPCM (96/24, 2 Ch) --- 1.91 GB (uncompressed)
DTS (96/24, 6 Ch) --- 0.64 GB (direct demux) -> for some reason DVDAE rips only at 48 kHz (core?)
AC3 (96/24, 6 Ch) --- 0.18 GB (direct demux) -> for some reason DVDAE rips only at 48 kHz (core?)
Title 2 (original flat transfer):
LPCM (96/24, 2 Ch) --- 1.43 GB (uncompressed)
The Free Hand remaster will appear in three configurations: as CD + Blu-ray incl. Dolby Atmos 5.1 Surround Sound accompanied by animated small art films for each track. Plus the original flat mix, original quad mix and an instrumental mix.
Can’t wait!Looks like the quad mix is included as well!
Oh wow. Should be some US vendors shortly....I'm digging it man. I will be getting this for sure.
Seatbelt...where's my dependsDolby Atmos! Now, this could be fun. Gentle Giant in Atmos......where's my seatbelt...
Free Hand is coming on June 25 as a CD+BD-V combo w/ 5.1 and Dolby Atmos mixes by S. Wilson:
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