Yeah, the forum auto-sizes them. Then again, it also rotated my vertical ones.
It wasn't downsizing the pics while in flat mode. It was ok in threaded mode.
Great write up btw. And excellent photos.
That was a nice vicarious trip through CEDIA.
as they are still working on getting Atmos into more and more homes.
Uh, most people i know still don't even have a 5.1 sound system which is why i find it amazing that these new and expanding sound formats are coming out.
Who exactly are they pushing this stuff on?
The 1% of the population?
If i think about 10 people i know, couple of guys from the hockey team, some neighbors, about 3 of those 10 have attempted to put together some type of surround sound system and maybe 1 of those 10 have bought speakers from a box store that are not a HTIB package.
Of everyone i know in town, with one exception, no one else has built a complete and functioning 5.1 system. I don't know a single person who has anything more than 5.1 except for people on these forums.
So again i ask, who exactly are they pushing this stuff on?
Who the hell is going out to buy 6, 7, 8 speakers when masses of people (perhaps even the majority) still don't have 5.1 systems?
It is interesting if they are just catering to the audiophiles. I'm sure it is a sizeable group, but enough to bank all these new formats and cost to develop them on a residential scale?
Came across this slightly older thread in AVS asking the same question.
Seems my ratio of friends with systems is slightly higher.
http://www.avsforum.com/forum/89-speaker...ound-sound.htmlA good and short and relatively current article on latest formats here:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/ultimate-surround-sound-guide-different-formats-explained/
