Top 5Hz-15Hz BluRey movies - Page 19

Guess that explains why it didn't make the list. The rest of the movie never really struck me as a bass-heads dream, but that one scene in particular seemed pretty good. I'm surprised the LF almost never dips into the 20's.

My kids watch Cars 2 in a loop right now and I have no idea what frequency the LFE is at. But I know the whole house shakes big time at least 10 times during that movie. There are some VERY loud LFE sequences in it. Actually quite surprising how many there are...

Has it ever been metered ?

It can vary between 90 to 120db, depending on how loud the action is; with an average of about 105db.

Any louder than that (115-130db) above 30hz and it is just painful and not a fun movie experience, for most people.

It did pressurize the room, but not nearly as much as it would in a box. In a box they will make your ceiling visibly shake, and if its a weak ceiling... potentially put some cracks in it.

99% of the bass you are hearing if from my other subwoofers & speakers.

Just watched Real Steel---Lots of ULF content.

Thanks Bass. I know they will sound better in a box but just wondered how they were open air. So now I know.

Just cant wait for my pair to come.

I was going to start up a thread of my own in order to inquire about movies that produce bettter bass below 20 hz on the DVD than on the blu ray versions. I believe this is the case with Master and Commander. Does anyone know of others?

The Haunting.

Thanks for responding chrapladm. I do have the DTS version of The Haunting. Is the Blu ray for War Of The Worlds better of worse than the DTS version DVD?

Not sure on the rest......so many others have posted sims that I am sure someone will chime in soon.

Ok. I appreciate the confirmation on The Haunting. I have owned that DVD for over a decade

DTS-ES version.....I think it was called.IDK

Doesn't exist on Blu-ray.

Starkiller and LFE man might know some more

Time to add Underworld: Awakening to that list.

IIRC, U:A was 30hz central with little in the way of 5-15hz content.

Can anyone upload the files for their spectum lab settings?

I am still trying to do my own testing and cant get started yet.

I have my settings on my site in a .INI file as well as the speclab download.

http://www.bossobass.com/Bossobass.com/Technical%20%28cont%29.html

Windows being what it is, some have sailed through the process and others have had glitches that needed addessed. Just scroll down to the Speclab download and note the instructions below the download link.

Thanks Bosso. Love your intro also. Was a bit confused how to use the software still. Can I use my PS3 player to send the audio to te computer of should I just send the audio from the LFE output on the AVR to the computer?

I have an internal BR player but I dont seem to have anything that will play the discs. So I am just trying to use what I have to get started.

Yes and yes. You can do it either way as long as you have connections that will work from the player/AVR to the PC. The best method is to avoid the roll off of the AVR by using a digital out from the player, but that's of course dependent on whether or not you have a digital in on your SC.

Yeah, you need Blu-ray software in order to view Blu-ray titles on a computer.

I only have 1/8 inputs for my computer. Headphone size. They are the same size inputs for the headphones and the mic input. I guess it would be best if I just got BR software for my computer. I tried to open a music file in SL but it would only look for test name and .wave files. I don't have any wave files. So I am wondering how can I analyze music files?