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Hi Bob
You have been a very busy boy!
With regard to updates at the moment you need to connect the system to a 6 pin interface to our DSP programmer. I will look at your suggestion for the next level unit but that could be a year off. I am trying to ensure the software is optimised this month, and yes I can see there will be a change to the encoder (the inclusion of adaptive matrix parameter technology borrowed from the encoder). In addition we will this week rectify the slight issue you found on the centre channel on 5.1 (I really don't like 5.1).
Our real aim is not just a numbers chase on raw dB separation but to make BOTH the encode stereo and decode surround indistinguishable from a conventional stereo mix and the surround indistinguishable from discrete. We in fact get better separation numbers on INVOLVE decode of QS (40dB) than we do decoding INVOLVE format but the advantage is (we claim) INVOLVE format is totally compatible to stereo without any audible compromises in the resultant decoded surround.
Regards
Charlie
You have been a very busy boy!
With regard to updates at the moment you need to connect the system to a 6 pin interface to our DSP programmer. I will look at your suggestion for the next level unit but that could be a year off. I am trying to ensure the software is optimised this month, and yes I can see there will be a change to the encoder (the inclusion of adaptive matrix parameter technology borrowed from the encoder). In addition we will this week rectify the slight issue you found on the centre channel on 5.1 (I really don't like 5.1).
Our real aim is not just a numbers chase on raw dB separation but to make BOTH the encode stereo and decode surround indistinguishable from a conventional stereo mix and the surround indistinguishable from discrete. We in fact get better separation numbers on INVOLVE decode of QS (40dB) than we do decoding INVOLVE format but the advantage is (we claim) INVOLVE format is totally compatible to stereo without any audible compromises in the resultant decoded surround.
Regards
Charlie