Trinnov Audio Altitude16, User Manual

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IMPORTANT NOTE: DTS:X is limited to 11 different channels. Nevertheless, you can use the arrays to duplicate
these 11 channels and use more than 11 speakers.
6.3.13.1 _EXAMPLE OF AN ARRAY OF SPEAKERS
Below is an example of a specific speaker layout designed to array some channels:
figure 56: Example of an array of speakers
In the example above, please pay attention to Left Wide and Right Wide speakers:
• For Dolby Atmos content, Left and Right Wide speakers will play natively as they natively exist in the codec;
For Dolby Legacy content, Left and Right Wide speakers will play Ls and Rs channel, simultaneously with Left and Right
surround speakers;
• For Auro 3D content, Lw and Rw do not exist natively. In this configuration Left and Right Wide speakers will play Ls and
Rs channels simultaneously with Left and Right Surround speakers;
• For DTS:X content, Left and Right Wide speakers will play Lss and Rss channel simultaneously with Left and Right
surround speakers;
• For DTS Legacy content, they will play Lss and Rss channel simultaneously with Left and Right surround speakers;
6.3.13.2 _ADJUST THE GAIN
As you decide to array some speakers, it may be needed to adjust the gain of each speaker accordingly to each decoder.
It is possible to do it speaker by speaker, or to select a group of speakers to apply the same gain adjustment.
To access the speaker’s gain control panel, click on Set Gain in the Speaker/Room setup tool. Instead of the channel
assignation, the gain control will be displayed.
The screen below displays the Set Gain control panel. Each channel assigned from each speaker has a value (default: 0)
surrounded by – and + buttons. Use these buttons to adjust the gain in 1dB increments.