1gadget skrev:Bug reports, forslag til forbedringer til ATV 4k mv. kan gøres på nedenstående link.Eller, hvis man vil kunne følge sine reports: http://bugreport.apple.com/
https://www.apple.com/feedback/appletv.html
Jo flere der skriver til dem, jo større sandsynlighed er der for de gør noget...
Rasmus Larsen skrev: (jeg bruger PCgamesupply.com, men der er mange andre)Sjovt, de ville ikke sælge iTunes gavekort til mig her forleden. De ville dog gerne sælge mig $10 til PSN for $10, så jeg kunne få Chrono Cross uden "afgifter".
There is one comment from that thread I'd like to highlightLink: https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments ... ussion_of/
They're using some form of dynamic modeling, and likely also current sensing that allows them to have a p-p excursion of 20 mm in a 4" driver. This is completely unheard of in the home market. You can read an introduction to the topic here. The practical upshot is that that 4" driver can go louder than larger drivers, and with significantly less distortion. It's also stuff you typically find in speakers with five-figure price tags (The Beolab 90 does this, and I also suspect that the Kii Three does). It's a quantum leap over what a typical passive speaker does, and you don't really even find it in higher-end powered speakers
The speaker uses six integrated beamforming microphones to probe the room dimensions, and alter its output so it sounds its best wherever it is placed in the room. It'll know how large the room is, and where in the room it is placed.
The room correction applied after probing its own position isn't simplistic DSP of frequency response, as the speaker has seven drivers that are used to create a beamforming speaker array,. so they can direct specific sound in specific directions. The only other speakers that do this is the Beolab 90, and Lexicon SL-1. The Beolab 90 is $85,000/pair, and no price tag is set for the Lexicon, but the expectation in the industry is "astronomical".
Lots of people online are calling it overpriced because they think Apple just slapped a bunch of speakers in a circular configuration and added Siri, but the engineering behind it is extremely audiophile niche stuff. And it does this all automatically with no acoustical set up or technical know how. And even if you are obsessive about your existing tuned audio set up, just think of how much better enthusiast stuff will become once this kind of technology becomes the accepted mainstream baseline for speakers.
Rasmus Larsen skrev:Jeg sidder her stilfærdigt og grubler over om årsagen til, at Dolby Atmos først kommer senere, skyldes at det vil blive knyttet op på Airplay 2 og HomePod. Forestil jer at have 2-3 HomePods i lokalet, som vha. mikrofoner måler rummets udformning (ligesom B&O's seneste BeoLab-højttaler - se nedenfor) og dernæst gengiver objekt-baseret lyd.Ret cool hvis det viser sig at være planen, så er jeg nok klar til droppe mit nuværende setup.
Med en pris på $350 er HomePod vel efter de fleste målestokke prissat rimeligt nok til at man kan købe nogle stykker.
