How to setup Home Theater System Types of Home Theater. Sound Encoding methods. DVD and Blu-Ray Players-

Home Theater is an equipment designed to reproduce music like in a Cinema Hall experience. It integrates the best sound and video provide maximum enjoyment of movies at home.

How to setup Home Theater System

• Center Speaker- for vocal sounds
• Sub Woofer- for base effects.
• Front Right and Left Speakers- for music and treble effects.
• Back Right and Left Speakers- For surround Sound setup this speakers behind the listener. if u watching movie scene any actor called any person from backside then you feel experience that this sound coming from backside. Amazing sound.

Some important terms related to Home Theater we should know.

• RMS- Room Means Square is the actual sound output of the speakers.
• PMPO- Peak Music Power Output is the peak output the speaker can produce.

Note- there are no fixed calculation to convert RMS to PMPO. Because many brand multiply RMS by 10 to get PMPO (RMS X 10 = PMPO), and many brands like Sony Multiply (RMS X 11 = PMPO).

Types of Home Theater.

• 2.1 channel Speakers- Two Speakers and a Sub woofer.
• 5.1 Channel speakers- 5 Speakers and a Sub woofer. Its required fixed installation according to the 5.1 Setup.
• Sound Bar System. Here a single Speaker with a small multi channels speaker that provide virtual surround sound. Its expensive compare to 5.1 Home Theatre.
• Portable system- Like Portable radio battery operated.

Sound Encoding methods.

Digital Dolby- Reproduce multi channels audio to deliver cinematic audio experience. Provide rich enveloping sound that adds impact and realism both at the movies and in your Home.

DTS( Digital Theater Sound) is a digital sound coding standard. Compared with The Dolby Sound, DTS uses 4 times less compression and digitizes sound at 20-bits instead of 16-bits. DTS sound quality is theoretically higher, at the cost of a higher bit rate.

THX Method of reproducing sound that creates Ultra High Quality Digital Sound Play back in surround sound audio system.

DVD and Blu-Ray Players-

Most DVS and Blu-Ray are formatted for one or more surround sound formats. DVD Player can play DVD of all Countries, because they are region free. Blu-Rays players are region protected i.e they can not play the content of all countries.
Region codes for Blu-rays Discs.

Region A- North America, South America, Central America, Japan, Korea, North Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and S.E Asea.

Region B- Europe, Middle East, Africa, Australia, New Zealand.

Region C- Rusia, China, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Central And South Asia.

Note- Many cities in India sell Blu-Ray discs that have the Region A or B. These disc will not paly on Blu-Ray that have region code-C. if You have a region code C Blu-Ray player then you can not play region code A or B discs.