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Dolby Atmos Confirmed For Xbox One Launch In 2017

Xbox One users will get Dolby Atmos support in 2017, Microsoft has confirmed. That's despite Xbox One Preview Program members already having the update...

Dolby Atmos, Auro 3D, DTS:X: What’s The Difference?

Overwhelmed with immersive sound options? Fear not, as in this article, Dolby Laboratories, Auro Technologies and DTS present their very own simplified guides as to how to properly set up their 3D audio systems – advising on configurations, recommended products and how to make the most out of their home cinema sound offerings...

Will VR Change Home Cinema As We Know It?

2016 has been a big year for virtual reality: how will the abundance of VR headsets on offer effect the home cinema market?...

CEDIA’s 10 Future Predictions

Dave Pedigo, CEDIA’s senior director of emerging technologies, and 16 volunteers have created the CEDIA Technology Council, creating a list of 100 predictions for the year 2020....

Karma-AV Begins Shipping Mark Levinson № 526 Dual-Monaural Preamplifier

Karma-AV is now shipping the Mark Levinson № 526 dual-monaural preamplifier...

DTS:X Gets Support From Paramount, Blu-rays Coming Soon

Dolby Atmos may be the dominant 3D audio format but DTS:X is preparing a comeback – with the format now being supported by Paramount Pictures...

Jaunt’s VR App Gets Dolby Atmos Content

Dolby Atmos is coming to the world of VR via Disney-backed Jaunt’s dedicated VR App...

PlayStation, Xbox Rumoured For Performance Upgrade

Sony and Microsoft are reportedly planning big upgrades for their home entertainment consoles, with the possibility of native 4K output and even customisable hardware...

Yamaha Launches RX-V81 AV Receivers For Home Cinema Market

Yamaha has announced pricing and shipping details for its brand new RX-V81 AV receivers for the home theatre market, including the highest quality RX-V money can buy without going into high-end Yamaha Aventage AV receiver territory...

DTS:X Takes On Dolby Atmos In The Mobile Arena

The battle between DTS:X and Dolby Atmos is not set to calm down anytime soon, as DTS reveals a 3D audio format for smartphones - see if you can hear the difference...