Originally Posted by Giles (Post 9592508)

:lol:

Originally Posted by Nick Martin (Post 9590333)

Having heard just what was in those extra channels - the rear channel sound you would typically hear in a 5.1 setup is moved to the surround back channels, and a non-discrete, almost reverb-like effect is put where the 5.1 rears would be,

Originally Posted by TheZoof (Post 2139790)

Here is a list ---

http://www.blu-raystats.com/Stats/Stats.php

Originally Posted by rexinnih (Post 9593390)

Seriously, it's an actual term we used in the industry, when I was still in the industry :)

Originally Posted by Giles (Post 9591285)

I read somewhere, I think Sound & Vision that there's mention that a front height speaker configuriment is in the works - actual five across front speakers, but with two above the LCR three speakers

theatrically, there's always been the notion and implementation of ceiling speakers firing sound down. I think test's with 'We Were Soldiers' was done that way.

Originally Posted by Josh Z (Post 9594035)

Nick, it sounds to me like you have your channels reversed. That's the exact opposite of what you should be hearing.

Originally Posted by Nick Martin (Post 9598473)

Nope. Never had any sort of audio issue prior to that. I enjoyed 5.1 and 6.1 movies without any problems. The connections were correct when I moved the surround speaker wires from the 5.1 rear terminals to the 7.1 surround back terminals.