Calibration disc

Glacialpath

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bigboss said:
I'm going to order this shortly direct from Oppo US. Can't find anywhere else. Email them for the order form.

http://www.oppodigital.com/blu-ray-aix/

That seems like a pretty good disc. You will get all that on an AV set up disc the Digital Video Esentials disc and the THX Calibration disc There are many other too.

AVR calibration can go further that what these discs will help you with. I'm pretty sure some one who does AVR calibration will EQ all the channels too much like a set up mic does. They will place your speakers correctly for your room too.
 

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At £114 ( plus £1.26 shipping ) *unknw*, I don't think I'll be ordering it through amazon.

Even allowing for postage costs and possible import taxes, it should be much cheaper ordering it direct through their own website.
 
Oppo US are charging $11.48 for shipping. Ordering it direct from AIX incurs $13 shipping. So Oppo US is cheaper.

Here's the offline order form which you should fill and print it off:

http://oppodigital.com/OPPO-Offline-OrderForm.aspx

You can either fax it, post it or email it to service@oppodigital.com.

I've scanned and emailed them the form, and have asked them to send me a paypal invoice to make the payment.

Chrome browser has a bug and doesn't show the form in the print out. I used Internet Explorer.

Most probably, you won't pay import taxes / VAT. Speak to (email) Oppo about it.
 

michael hoy

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Mine arrived today.

BB, if find time to listen to this disc.

Can you check the test for channel identification - DTS-HD MA 7.1.

I get no sound at all on this test, just want to know if it is a disc fault or my system.
 

michael hoy

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Hi BB,

received the following from AIX:

The disc is fine...what you are (or aren't hearing) is the DTS legacy stream
and not the DTS HD Master Audio stream. I forced the downmix coefficients to
make the audio virtually silent because DTS does a downmix and not a
separate embedded track like Dolby.

You need to make sure your A/V Receiver is set to the right number of
channels and is actually accepting the DTS HD MA track. If it's not it will
revert to the legacy format...with no sound output. The fact that there's
not sound is because you're hearing the legacy track.
Edit:

re tried the disk, If i turn the volume up to 0 i can hear the test at the same volume level that the other tests do at -35.
 
michael hoy said:
bigboss said:
No, not yet. I'll be free on 1st-2nd Nov weekend. Will check then.

Did you give it a try?

No, haven't had a chance unfortunately. Moving house next month, so have been busy lately. I was hoping to check this weekend, but something cropped up at the last minute, and I'm in Lancaster this weekend.

The main purpose of the disc is to calibrate my home cinema system in the new house when I set it up.
 

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