On my television, Netflix offers German and German in 5.1 what is the difference?
There are so many explanations forβ¦
Ever heard of Dolby Surround πππ
But Dolby is something completely different from 5.1
One is surround sound and the other is not.
5.1 means:
5 speakers (front left, right and in the middle one, rear left and right one).
1 subwoofer
The setting is there to make full use of your system if it is a 5.1 system.
Sure, the other is probably 2.1. Is also surround, not mono
2.1 is not surround. 2.1 is stereo with a subwoofer.
Stereo is not yet surround sound, because stereo only contains the information "left or right" and not also "front / back" or "top / bottom".
You're right, oops
If you only have 2 boxes, you better use "normal" German, it is better adapted to it.
If you have a system with several speakers and an extra subwoofer, use the 5.1 socket.
What do you hear the sound of Netflix about?
Via the integrated loudspeaker in the television
And what kind of sound system is built into the TV? Have a look to see if it's stereo sound. Simply google or enter the model and we will find the optimal sound settings for you.
It is a Grundig 55 vlx 8582 wp
https://www.grundig.com/de-de/tv/tv-linienprogramm/alle/55-vlx-8582-wp
Then take the 2.0 sound ("German" without addition). This will give you the more optimized results.
