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<blockquote data-quote="Stéphane Lenclud" data-source="post: 1209491" data-attributes="member: 140174"><p>Somehow I doubt your AVR would be able to achieve that from a stereo signal. Like any other DSP algorithm it's probably just going to try isolate dialogues based on frequency and redirecting them to the dedicated speaker, giving you at best mixed results. Then again I'm no DSP expert, far from it. Also for music you are probably best not trying to isolate voices and just duplicate the stereo to the surround speakers, play the mix on the central and redirect the low frequency to the subwoofer. It's probably worth noting that different upmix approach for music and movies can't be taken automatically by your AVR, you would need to switch between modes, whereas you can do that with MP1. Then again as stated above I'm no DSP expert nor a proper audiophile.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stéphane Lenclud, post: 1209491, member: 140174"] Somehow I doubt your AVR would be able to achieve that from a stereo signal. Like any other DSP algorithm it's probably just going to try isolate dialogues based on frequency and redirecting them to the dedicated speaker, giving you at best mixed results. Then again I'm no DSP expert, far from it. Also for music you are probably best not trying to isolate voices and just duplicate the stereo to the surround speakers, play the mix on the central and redirect the low frequency to the subwoofer. It's probably worth noting that different upmix approach for music and movies can't be taken automatically by your AVR, you would need to switch between modes, whereas you can do that with MP1. Then again as stated above I'm no DSP expert nor a proper audiophile. [/QUOTE]
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