We hear lots of reports about how good certain amplifiers are at processing Dolby Digital and Dolby HD tracks, however, most the TV we watch is normal BBC1 and ITV, so how do we get the best out of these signals?
Personally I use Sky HD receiver to watch BBC1 C4 etc and my surround sound amplifier I usually don't even switch on, I just route the stereo signals through my Hifi and listen in stereo, this is particularly good if I am watching a music channel such as Chart Show TV, as the sound from the Sky HD box is very good. If theres a movie on its normally only broadcast in stereo (from what I can see), so I route this through my surround amplifier (Sony STRDB930) and set the processing to "Normal Surround" and it gives me a kinda processed Dolby surround sound which, to be honest sucks a bit, all I can really hear is the centre and two front speakers.
Anyone else know how to best set up Terrestial / Satellite / Freeview tv for sound?
Personally I use Sky HD receiver to watch BBC1 C4 etc and my surround sound amplifier I usually don't even switch on, I just route the stereo signals through my Hifi and listen in stereo, this is particularly good if I am watching a music channel such as Chart Show TV, as the sound from the Sky HD box is very good. If theres a movie on its normally only broadcast in stereo (from what I can see), so I route this through my surround amplifier (Sony STRDB930) and set the processing to "Normal Surround" and it gives me a kinda processed Dolby surround sound which, to be honest sucks a bit, all I can really hear is the centre and two front speakers.
Anyone else know how to best set up Terrestial / Satellite / Freeview tv for sound?