New product launch – beosound theatre?

[Carolpa]

patcherley wrote:

I have a BLC connected to a Beomaster 7000. I can use the B&O app to use the Core to select and play a Beomaster source but if I use the BLC in the App it sits there for a few moments and the drops back to no source. The BLC is set to VMaster. What am I doing wrong.

Nothing….
but change the option of the Beomaster 7000 to 1 or 2 and try again.

[splud]

Has anyone lost the radio functions from both the beoremote 1 and the app? I really don’t wont to do another reset!

Thanks 🙂

 

[Severed_hand_of_skywalker]

Oh my god after over a month with no updates they have updated the beta app.  The Theatre screen is more compact now. Haven’t found any new features though.

[YannChris]

Hi,

All sources disappeared in NL/ML Converter.

Regards,

Yann.

[YannChris]

It seems to be the same for Theatre

[Sandyb]

Willie (of the podcast fame) went through an interesting Theatre Speaker Setup – Best Practices document.

Its not super long – 15 slides, but if anyone missed it, its worth going through I think.

In my case, there were setup / settings tweaks that I need to make, at least to be more in line with the suggestions.

And for my second Theatre (standalone), the speaker role allocation that resulted from the setup/mic calibration process was certainly wrong / out of line with their suggestions for Standalone Theatre setups.

Additonally, a further implication of this was that they suggest different listening positions (i.e different allocation of speakers) for Atmos and Non-Atmos content.  Not something I had done (at least for my standalone THTR room).

Anyway, the document / slides are available on Discord under the BeoKnowledge section / Documentation.

[BeoMedia]

It might just be me late to discover this.

But, when I for the first time added Beolab Receiver 1’s to my Theatre I was given the option to choose which speakers were connected to these.
At the time I added the above my Theatre was running v3.4.1 (but afterwards updated to v3.4.2).

I recall other users requesting the option to being able to specify which speakers they had connected to their Beolab Receiver 1’s hence I post my findings.

[BeoMedia]

Sandyb wrote:

Willie (of the podcast fame) went through an interesting Theatre Speaker Setup – Best Practices document. Its not super long – 15 slides, but if anyone missed it, its worth going through I think.

 

Interesting – where do I find this please?

[BeoMedia]

How to use “Virtual Speakers”?

I have activated the function of Virtual Speakers in my otherwise 5.1.2 setup. As per below copy-paste from the Technical Sound Guide and tonmeister.ca, these “virtual speakers” are actually produced from the left and right front-firing speakers go the Theatre. However, when I active these “virtual speakers” while in 5.1.2 these left and right from-firing speakers of the Theatre still appear to be turned off when I go into the settings.

1. Am I meant to manually turn these these left and right front-firing speakers on in order to use “Virtual Speakers” function and if so what role do I designate to them?
2. Or, once I assign use of the “Virtual Speakers” is that all and do the left and right front-firing speaker create this virtual feature despite the settings show they are turned off?

 

“Beosound Theatre gives you the option to choose Virtual Loudspeakers that appear to be located in four different positions: Left and Right Wide, and Left and Right Elevated. These signals are actually produced using the Left and Right front-firing outputs of the device using this combination of binaural processing and crosstalk cancellation in the Dolby Atmos processing system.”

Source: https://www.tonmeister.ca/wordpress/2022/11/28/beosound-theatre-virtual-loudspeakers/

[YannChris]

BeoMedia wrote:

Sandyb wrote:

Willie (of the podcast fame) went through an interesting Theatre Speaker Setup – Best Practices document. Its not super long – 15 slides, but if anyone missed it, its worth going through I think.

Interesting – where do I find this please?

Here it is. Well done, Willie, for creating this helpful guide.

 

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