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Home Cinema
Screens, sound and snacks.
4 scenes
Why you can't hear the dialogue on your TV
Dialogue gets lost in three places: thin TV speakers that face a wall, a surround mix folded down to stereo, and the mix itself, built for…
(3 props)
4′min read
Wall or screen? What a projection screen actually changes
In a truly dark room, a flat white wall and a basic screen are closer than shop pages suggest. Turn on a lamp and the gap opens: room light…
(3 props)
3′min read
Film night on your TV: which picture settings to switch off
Your TV ships tuned to dazzle a shop floor, not to show a film. Five settings do most of the damage: motion smoothing, sharpening, noise…
3′min read
Soundbar numbers decoded: what 2.0, 3.1.2 and 5.1.2 really mean
A soundbar's numbers are a seating plan for the sound. 2.0 is left and right; 3.1.2 adds a real centre for dialogue, a subwoofer and two…
(3 props)
4′min read