55a97c10fc Glen July 19, 2016 at 8:53 AM Hi Jonathan Ive reset my RZ800 and my BD player and then double checked the rears again with Everest and they are still silent. For the most part I find the rears help to give the surround soundstage better balance and coverage. Navigation kodi.tv> kodi.tv - BlogAboutDownloadsSupport forumsAdd-ons showcaseBug trackerGit repo (source code)TranslationsGet involvedDonate Wiki homeGeneral topics> First time userInstallingBasic controlsVideo libraryMusic libraryPicturesRemote controlsSettingsFrequently Asked Questions Extras> Add-onsSkinsSupplemental toolsMultiple usersSyncing and sharingWeatherAdvanced topics Devices> Hardware requirementsAndroidiOSLinuxMac OS XWindowsmore. Pingback: Anonymous Reply ↓ Danish December 13, 2015 at 12:27 PM Could you please upload any Dolby video with Truehd 7.1 channel in MP4 format? Reply ↓ Jonathan Post author December 13, 2015 at 2:27 PM Sorry, the MP4 container does not support Dolby TrueHD. The Heights worked and the film sounded phenomenal, (ridiculous sub-sonics across the last 50 mins!) but nothing from the rear surrounds?. What settings would enable surround in kodi? Reply ↓ robert Romero October 24, 2016 at 10:35 PM Found it. Company Contact Us About Us Write for Neowin Advertising Community Forums Subscribe Chat on IRC Neowin Deals Social Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube DMCA Policy Terms of Use Privacy Statement Since 2000 Neowin LLC.
Anyway, play Everest again and go up to your rear channels and confirm if they are indeed silent. jellyfish-140-mbps-4k-uhd-h264.mkv 140 Mbps 3840x2160 H.264 High 5.1 N/A 502 MB . Do you have any idea? Reply ↓ Jonathan Post author April 17, 2016 at 8:29 AM Hi. To enjoy the MKV files in Dolby ATMOS, in addition to the requirements above, your AV Receiver must supportDolby ATMOS and you must have additional ceiling mounted speakers or Dolby Atmos enabled speakers. ATSC OTA capture, muxed into MKV w/DD5.1 audio) MPEG2 4:2:[emailprotected] 1080i/29.970 36Mbps (C-Band satellite capture in TS w/DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio, converted from E-AC3) (thanks alanisrox69 for #13-15) MPEG2 4:2:[emailprotected] 720p/59.940 20Mbps (C-Band satellite capture in TS) MPEG2 4:2:[emailprotected] 1080i/29.970 35Mbps (C-Band satellite capture in TS w/DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio, converted from E-AC3) (most media players can't play this; Sigma SoC-based media players and Intel i3+ NUC's/HTPC's can) Hi10 Anime Samples (thanks Morien) H.265 1080p (medium bitrate) Test #1 in ISO, and in MKV (thanks Mike for #16-17) H.265 1080p (medium bitrate) Test #2 in ISO, and in MKV 2D Forced Subtitles Sample #1 (SRT) 2D Forced Subtitles Sample #2 (PGS) 3D Subtitles (use clip #2 in '3D Test Clips' section above) 4 4K (UltraHD) Note: To download, hover over link: If demo-world, click to go to site, then right-click thumbnail of video there & choose 'Save link as.' to download For any YouTube video, use this free tool to download in original quality H.264 29.970fps, 51Mbps (in MOV, hdmkv's iPhone 6S raw 4K footage) H.264 30.000fps (in MP4, 4K Test Patterns) (YouTube) (thanks hansolo) H.264 50.000fps (in MP4, Astra DVB satellite capture sample) H.264 59.940fps (in MKV) HEVC 8-bit 29.970fps (in MP4) HEVC 10-bit 23.976fps (in TS) HEVC 10-bit 59.940fps (in TS) HEVC 10-bit 59.940fps (Korean ATSC 3.0 satellite TV capture sample) HDR 10-bit HEVC 24.000fps (in MP4, 'Exodus' and 'Life of Pi' samples) HDR 10-bit HEVC 25.000fps (in TS, Astra DVB satellite capture sample; no audio) (courtesy WeTek) HDR 10-bit HEVC 59.940fps (in MP4, Camp by Sony) DolbyVision 10-bit HEVC 23.976fps (in TS, LG Comparison Demo) (thanks soyhakan) DolbyVision 10-bit HEVC 23.976fps (in TS, LG Trailer) (thanks soyhakan) VP9 (open-source alternative to HEVC) (YouTube) VP9 Profile 2 HDR #1 The World in HDR (in MKV, downloaded from YouTube) (thanks wesk05) VP9 Profile 2 HDR #2 The Redwoods (in MKV, downloaded from YouTube) (thanks wesk05) 5K (5120x2700) 60.000fps (in MP4) (YouTube) 8K (7680x4320) 29.970fps (in MP4) (YouTube) 5 Bitrate Test Clips Media players should be able play 70Mbps or better smoothly, w/o stutters for full 1080p, and 108-128Mbps for full 4K Jellyfish, up to 400Mbps (in H.264 and H.265 HEVC MKV) (thanks ScottAllyn01 for your useful site) Birds, up to 90Mbps (in H.264 MKV or M2TS) 6 Resources for Additional Test Clips or Samples Big Buck Bunny (test suite with 2D, 3D and 4K clips) CNXSoft's samples/links W6RZ MPEG2 clips The Digital Theater (several Dolby ATMOS clips) Demo World trailers (several directly linked to above) AVC High 10 Profile Anime Samples (thanks Morien) 4Ksamples.com (movie, sport, nature clips in 4K) Jacob + Katie Schwarz: We See the World in 4K (beautiful 4K nature videos) (YouTube) Around the World 4K (Cities worldwide in striking 4K) (YouTube) Cities in 4K (Similar to above) (YouTube) Manufacturer and other demos in 4K (YouTube) Imaging Resource 4K Samples (thanks Karnis) The HDR Channel (YouTube) Demo UHD 3D (various H.265 & H.265 4K clips) (thanks wrxtasy) x265 HEVC Samples Evosia Studios (several beautiful 1080p to 4K films) libde265 (1080p to maxed-out 4K samples) (thanks Martijn) Timestorm Films (4K to 8K videos) MplayerHQ's library (many clips) Note: can even be added to Kodi as a video source, for easy loading, if you have a fast enough connection. Strange thing is that you and another person ( including a BD review site,) all say that Everest is in Dolby Atmos and Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit), but my disc does not have any choice within the Audio menu it just says Dolby Atmos.with no DTHD7.1 choice? Perhaps if I could select that DTHD7.1 option and not the Dolby Atmos option, it would ping sound around in 7.1 and my rear speakers would start singing (but the two heights would remain silent as they only kick in when detecting an Atmos signal) any idea on how I access the DTHD7.1 choice? . jellyfish-50-mbps-hd-h264.mkv 50 Mbps 1920x1080 H.264 High 4.2 N/A 180 MB . Top of Page .
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