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Dolby Surround

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Dolby Surround
A digital audio encoding system from Dolby that provides four channels. Derived from the Dolby Stereo technology used in movie theaters, Dolby Surround was introduced in the early 1980s for video soundtracks, audio cassettes, CDs, TV broadcasts, video games and PC software.

Dolby Pro Logic
The original Dolby Surround decoders in consumer equipment only played back the surround channels. Dolby Pro Logic was introduced shortly after for playback of the center channel as well. Pro Logic II added left and right surround channels (5.1), and Pro Logic IIx added support for 6.1 and 7.1 channels. See Dolby Digital.


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lt;p>To make watching 3D movies more compelling, Acer has built Dolby surround sound into the laptop.
The layout includes a fully equipped games hall, conference facilities, multi-media open plan library, state-of-the-art music rooms with Dolby surround sound system and lecturing facilities.
Large freestanding televisions that come in 50 and 60 inches include the Hitachi HDTV with Dolby Surround Sound, and the Samsung with virtual Dolby surround sound.
 
 
 
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