How to decide which of these surround sound formats is best for your home theater.

DTS:X is still available on many speakers, TVs, and receivers, as well as some other devices like Xboxes and Windows PCs. Available content is low and dwindling, however. It's not on many Blu-rays, ...

It's been a few years since the official unveiling of DTS Headphone: X, a new technology that promises to change how we listen to music, movies, and television using our favorite headphones. Now, that ...

Two manufacturers are racing to bring wireless immersive multi-channel surround sound to a broader market. Which one will win? There’s no denying that immersive surround sound or “3D Surround” formats ...

DTS:X and Dolby Atmos are two major leaps forward in surround sound technology, but where do those leaps put them in relation to each other? Both are object-based audio formats that move beyond ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There was a time, not so long ago, when most of us were perfectly content with our 32-inch CRT screens and their tinny, built-in speakers.

While we like the standard surround modes on this budget-priced soundbar, we aren’t fans of its harsh-sounding DTS Virtual:X 3D surround mode. If you’re looking for a relatively inexpensive way to ...

Since its debut in 1993, DTS has made its mark in both cinema and home audio. Let’s take a look back at its significance. DTS Digital Surround (aka DTS Core): This is a 5.1-channel home theater ...