Buying home cinema audio hardware is tricky at the best of times. Jump over to our best surround sound packages guide and that’s clear, as even at the top end of the market there are massive ...

If you read Engadget HD, it's safe to say that you're ahead of the curve when it comes to home audio/video. You do your homework before picking out gear, and you know that the PS3 can deliver Blu-ray ...

Audio formats deliver different sound experiences depending on the source material and your setup. Dolby and Digital Theater Sound offer a variety of options in terms of quality. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X ...

Dolby and DTS went to International CES to demonstrate separate post-processing matrix-decoding technologies that derive height information from two-, 5.1- and 7.1-channel soundtracks for playback ...

Do the newest compression schemes from Dolby and DTS sound any better than standard Dolby and DTS? The sonic differences are reportedly small to negligible. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve ...

DTS:X is a next-generation surround-sound format designed to compete against Dolby Atmos. Here's everything you need to know. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and ...

On the umpteenth day man created home theater surround sound and it was good. Many years later MrDetermination bought an amplifier with DTS and DD and it just so happened that his DVD player could ...

It's been a great year for home cinema technology. This was headlined by the grudge match between LG’s Micro Lens Array (MLA) and Samsung’s second-generation QD-OLED screen tech which has dominated ...

Early home theater audio gear delivered sound in just two dimensions: Audio events could be played only in the front left, right, and front center, and in the rear left and right of a room. The ...

Dolby and DTS audio technologies aren’t just for the home, as underscored by mobile product announcements at the Mobile World Congress. Lenovo expanded its selection of mobile devices with Dolby Atmos ...

My Soundblaster Z driver broke again as of Windows 10 1903. By the time I figured it out, Windows says it can't go back (says there is a 10 day limit). No system restore points either. Soundblaster ...