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The Latest Movie surround sound formats explained
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<blockquote data-quote="scrarfussi" data-source="post: 936877" data-attributes="member: 14101"><p>Way too much typing for this</p><p>So will answer a few </p><p>Dts x and atmos are same thing but just different implementations kind of like dolby digital prologic and dts. Some movies will have one or the other.</p><p>Forget 8k for now, there is still not enough content for 4k</p><p>A uhd 4k player should handle your needs.</p><p>Something like the marantz 7013 used as a processor would also suffice your needs.</p><p>Cabling hdmi 2.0 hdcp 2.2</p><p>If you running cable to projector then you may have to use an hdmi over fibre cable. </p><p>Picture wise there is hdr and dolby vision </p><p>Your uhd blu ray player should support both </p><p>Panasonic is your best bet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scrarfussi, post: 936877, member: 14101"] Way too much typing for this So will answer a few Dts x and atmos are same thing but just different implementations kind of like dolby digital prologic and dts. Some movies will have one or the other. Forget 8k for now, there is still not enough content for 4k A uhd 4k player should handle your needs. Something like the marantz 7013 used as a processor would also suffice your needs. Cabling hdmi 2.0 hdcp 2.2 If you running cable to projector then you may have to use an hdmi over fibre cable. Picture wise there is hdr and dolby vision Your uhd blu ray player should support both Panasonic is your best bet. [/QUOTE]
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