If you are using an optical cable and from your source to the Headphone receiver ( you are likely getting 5.1 lossy discrete channels ). DTS, like dolby digital, is just digital encoding methods and absolutely no different (other than minor changes due to different compression schemes)Ģ) The point is that for headphones THERE IS NO NEED! You have two ears and two independent sources, anything that can be done through dolby surround can also be done by premixing (in fact, Direct X sound supports automatic mixing to headphones)ģ) Both DTS and Dolby Surround are going to be worse than proper in-game downmixing to headphones.Ĥ) Don't bother explaining about music or movies with those headphones, they are so bad at those types of input that it doesn't matter if you use either encoding scheme, both will sound like crap! What you are describing is dolby digital, which is different. I haven't tested them out with games yet, so it may be a different story with different applications.ġ) Dolby Surround is ANALOG encoding methods, since they work by encoding additional data into the spatial dimension in an analog output. I personally find DTS Headphone X sounds much better than Dolby when it comes to music.
As for the surround effectiveness, test them both out with your favorite games and decide from that. You just have to pick a better sounding one to your ears(everyone's ears are different). Those 2 are competing companies, their simulation and sound signatures vary a little(even though they are trying to accomplish the same goals).
They convert surround sound from your movies or games into 2 channels so that your stereo headphones can simulate surround sound from just 2 drivers.
Dts sound vs dolby 5.1 software#
Don't listen to basroil, he's talking about something else entirely.ĭolby Headphone and DTS Headphone X for Logitech G633 are software encoding methods.
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