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> A “Sound-from-Picture Reality” feature is claimed to “align the position of the sound with the images on the screen to offer a uniquely lifelike experience.”
by KingMachiavelli 6y ago
> A “Sound-from-Picture Reality” feature is claimed to “align the position of the sound with the images on the screen to offer a uniquely lifelike experience.”
Is that going to be at all useful if you use an AVR? It would have to receive the audio to augment it and then send it back to the AVR which I don't believe is part of the HDMI standard (2 audio return channels). I guess a lot of people will sport a high end XR TV but then pair it with only a sound bar and I guess it works for them.
- jaywalk 6y agoIt's not useful with an AVR or a sound bar. It's basically acting like a sound bar does and using the surround sound data to make the audio appear to come from different places. It's not anything remotely new or exciting, it's just something that hasn't really been implemented in TVs until now.