['The Arvus H2-4D is an interesting machine.
It gains the rarely given and highly coveted _Chislett award for machines that just do the thing that they are supposed to do with absolutely no nonsense_ (CAfMTJDTTTTASTDWANN)

In this case, the H2-4D takes encoded Dolby Atmos from HDMI, and renders it to a given speaker arrangement up to 9.1.6 over AES67, Dante, and AES3.

It works.

And now we're gonna need to upgrade the off-air viewing room. Because reasons.

(Also the genelec 7380A is "pleasing" but does not win a CAfMTJDTTTTASTDWANN )', 'The Arvus H2-4D is an interesting machine.
It gains the rarely given and highly coveted _Chislett award for machines that just do the thing that they are supposed to do with absolutely no nonsense_ (CAfMTJDTTTTASTDWANN)

In this case, the H2-4D takes encoded Dolby Atmos from HDMI, and renders it to a given speaker arrangement up to 9.1.6 over AES67, Dante, and AES3.

It works.

And now we're gonna need to upgrade the off-air viewing room. Because reasons.

(Also the genelec 7380A is "pleasing" but does not win a CAfMTJDTTTTASTDWANN )']

@mikechislett every now and then you post a thing and I think “huh, sounds neat” and then inevitably I look it up and it costs £7,000 so I again resign myself to not doing network AV distribution I don’t really need anyway.