This post shares a Trinnov home-cinema showcase video associated with Consexto. It is an external demonstration, not a Mirror Edge Networks project. We are sharing it because it offers a useful look at how immersive-audio processing can be considered in a dedicated cinema.
What to look for in a cinema processor
A cinema processor has to work with the room and the loudspeaker layout, not simply decode a soundtrack. Trinnov’s Altitude platform includes acoustic measurement and optimisation tools, configuration presets and speaker-remapping options. These can be useful where a cinema has more than one listening position or the loudspeakers cannot all be placed in their ideal locations.
Different seats still hear a room differently. Measurement and calibration help us make informed design decisions, but they do not replace thoughtful room acoustics, speaker placement or system commissioning. The right processor depends on the finished room, the channel layout and the project brief.
Watch the showcase
The video below is the original external showcase shared in this 2021 post.
How this relates to our work
For a local example of Trinnov processing within a completed project, see our Camps Bay Dolby Atmos home cinema case study. You can also explore our Trinnov home cinema page and our broader home cinema design and build approach.
If you are planning a dedicated cinema, talk to Mirror Edge Networks about the room and the experience you want to create.