Download the file Dolby Digital SD -Orchestra-
Dolby Digital SD -orchestra- - An surround experience with symphonic sound in classic format
The elegance of well distributed multichannel sound
The Dolby-Orchestra- file (www.demolandia.net) .vob stands out as one of the most refined jewels in the repertoire of official demos of dolby digital SD . Unlike other samples that seek to surprise you with explosions or science fiction effects, here the attention focuses on the acoustic precision , the sensation of space and the ability of your system to offer an orchestral interpretation that is both realistic and enveloping.
A real sound test for 5.1 systems
In its 80 seconds, this demo presents a surround recreation of a symphony orchestra , allowing you to experience how the different sections sound from their natural position: the violins in the left frontal channel, the celles to the right, the metals and the percussion to the bottom, and soft lateral reverberations that emerge from the surround speakers. It is a masterful test to assess whether your equipment can reproduce with balance and coherence all the dynamic range of sound, without the need for exaggerations.
Technical file of the file
| File Name | Dolby-Orchestra- (www.demolandia.net).vob |
|---|---|
| Size | 68.25 MB |
| Duration | 80.0 seconds |
| Resolution | 720x576 |
| Video Codec | MPEG Video |
| Audio Codec | AC-3 |
| Bitrate | 7185.0 kbps |
| Audio Channels | 6.0 |
| Quality | HD |
| Container | MPEG-PS |
| Framerate | 25.0 fps |
Ideal for Hi-Fi systems and classical music lovers
If you have a home film system that you also use to enjoy music in multichannel, this demo is a real treasure. Not only does it help you verify if each speaker is well calibrated, but also reveals if your room has a good acoustic balance. The lateral reflections and the controlled echo of the virtual space are details that are only appreciated in a quality installation, and Dolby-Orchestra puts them to the trial without mercilessness.
TIPS TO REPROACH IT CORRECTLY
Avoid configurations with unnecessary audio processing. It is best to reproduce it from a player that allows Passthrough (such as Vlc or mpc-hc ) towards your receiver AV. Be sure not to be using sound modes such as "Cinema" or "Music Enhance", since they can distort the original intention of the mixture. This demo is already adjusted to show you how a real orchestra, with dynamics, depth and spatial positioning.
Listening to a well -rendered orchestral piece in six channels is one of those experiences that really justify having a multichannel audio system. * Dolby-Orchestra* Not only sounds good: it sounds natural. And that, in the world of domestic audio, is an unusual luxury.
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