Difference between revisions of "Surround:Decode mode"
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:* If Decode Mode is set to ‘Off’ then <B>stereo</b> streams will be presented in <b>stereo</b> and <b>surround</b> streams will be presented in surround, with down-mixing of the surround stream taking place to accommodate the number of speakers in the system. | :* If Decode Mode is set to ‘Off’ then <B>stereo</b> streams will be presented in <b>stereo</b> and <b>surround</b> streams will be presented in surround, with down-mixing of the surround stream taking place to accommodate the number of speakers in the system. | ||
| − | :* If Decode Mode is set to ‘Auto’ then | + | :* If Decode Mode is set to ‘Auto’ then PCM streams will be <b>up-mixed</b> to Pro-logic Surround using the automatic up-mixing algorithm in the chipset. |
:* There are also options for ‘DTS Neo 6 Music’ and ‘DTS Neo 6 Cinema’. These are similar to ‘Auto’ but the choice here determines which algorithm is used to up-mix a stereo stream. | :* There are also options for ‘DTS Neo 6 Music’ and ‘DTS Neo 6 Cinema’. These are similar to ‘Auto’ but the choice here determines which algorithm is used to up-mix a stereo stream. | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 20 March 2023
- If Decode Mode is set to ‘Off’ then stereo streams will be presented in stereo and surround streams will be presented in surround, with down-mixing of the surround stream taking place to accommodate the number of speakers in the system.
- If Decode Mode is set to ‘Auto’ then PCM streams will be up-mixed to Pro-logic Surround using the automatic up-mixing algorithm in the chipset.
- There are also options for ‘DTS Neo 6 Music’ and ‘DTS Neo 6 Cinema’. These are similar to ‘Auto’ but the choice here determines which algorithm is used to up-mix a stereo stream.
