The Atmos package that Dolby provides speaker and soundbar manufacturers is smart enough to figure out what kind of system it is — be it a 2.0-channel soundbar or 7.1.2 home-theater system — and then ...

Another option for future-proofing, there’s the Sony STR-AN1000 7.2 channel AV Receiver ... HDMI inputs and two outputs, ...

whether it’s for a home theater or a home office. by Adrienne Maxwell As soundbar performance continues to improve, does anyone need to invest in an AV receiver and speakers to get great sound?

There are two competing spatial audio formats from Dolby and DTS ... 1 channel receiver, which costs more money. If you're willing to go all-out in tricking out the space housing your home theater ...

DTS:X, a new Spatial Audio experience, is coming to Disney+ and is best paired with IMAX-enhanced content.

All three models will support Dolby Atmos and DTS:X and have an HDMI 2.1 port for ... for a more complete home theater system. Measuring 1100 x 64 x 113mm (43 x 2.5 x 4.4 inches), the Bravia ...

It's a very compact, very affordable Dolby Atmos soundbar with good connectivity and plenty of power. The HT-SB700 is a 2.0.2 setup ... loud enough for your front room unless you live in a ...

HDMI 2.1 is supported ... new Bravia Theater Bars are here as well, including 360 Spatial Sound, Sound Field Optimization, Acoustic Center Sync and Voice Zoom 3. Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, 360 Reality ...

from anchoring a dedicated home theater, to streaming TV and playing games, to lighting up a backyard movie night. Here's how to shop for the right model, plus our top tested picks.

In addition to support for Bluetooth, Dolby Atmos, Wi-Fi, Apple AirPlay 2, and compatibility with Amazon’s Alexa, this 9.2-channel home theater receiver offers DTS: X, IMAX Enhanced, and THX ...