Home Audio Question?

Question

WHat is a better audio setting for my home theatre, Dolby Digital , Dolby Prologic II , DTS , or Stereo?? These are the current settings available.

Answer 1

dolby and dts is better than stereo, (if you want true suround sound) but between the 2 it is all personal preference

Answer 2

Depends on what you have and what your source is for best sound.

Assuming your have five speakers and subwoofer, Dolby Digital receiver, and a DVD player, and a TV.

Your best audio setting would be Dolby Digital for playing DVDs , then DTS.

For VHS, Cd's, and standard TV then your best setting is Dolby Pro Logic ll, then stereo.

Answer 3

You cannot set the sound on your receiver to Dolby Digital or DTS....this can only be chosen from a DVD's language/audio setup menu and will then be shown on your receiver's front display. If you are listening to a 2-channel source such as music or tv then I would recommend Pro Logic II or stereo....switch between the two and see which one you like better.....surround vs stereo is a personal preference so only your ears will be able to decide for you.

Answer 4

I wold go with the DTS but you need a reserve that is compatible with DTS

Here check out the DTS websight for more info

http://www.dtsonline.com/dts-hd/

Answer 5

You should have it on auto - the receiver should sense the type of signal it gets.

Answer 6

what ever your movie recommends on the back of you dvd but Dolby Digital is better than the ones you have listed