NVIDIA Shield (Android TV set-top box)
(2015-03-06, 23:56)poofyhairguy Wrote: Heck if you go back a few years ago when Kodi didn't support HD audio I used to claim no one needed it because you couldn't tell a difference between the DTS core track and a DTS HD track. And boy was I wrong, with Dolby stuff the gap between regular AC3 and Dolby True HD is huge.

There's a big difference between the potential for better quality and what actually ends up happening for most people. Their equipment matters, the type of entertainment matters (Family Guy is not funnier in HD audio, no matter what people might claim), the range of hearing for the people watching TV matters, and a ton of people have existing libraries with thousands of files that don't even contain HD audio tracks.

I don't doubt the ability of the format having more quality. I doubt that most people will care.


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RE: NVIDIA Shield (Android TV set-top box) - by Ned Scott - 2015-03-07, 01:37
RE: 64bit XBMC - by nickr - 2015-12-30, 12:08
RE: 64bit XBMC - by Dark_Slayer - 2015-12-30, 21:03
RE: 64bit XBMC - by nickr - 2015-12-30, 23:56
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