need help finding website with free THX wav files

[mcveigh]

I found a web page with THX sounds in WAV files you could downlod free, I think it was from a scandanavian country. I think I found it from a page talking about setting up foobar2000 to do thx. but all mmy google searches come up with nothing.

can anyone help?

 

[Viper GTS]

"THX sounds?"

THX is not a format, THX is a standard which companies must meet to be THX certified.

Do you mean THX demos (from DVD)?

Viper GTS

 

[BS911]

I think he mean "The THX Sound" as in the one that plays at the beginning of movies?

Hmm, maybe not though...title says classical 😕

 

[Viper GTS]

Originally posted by: BS911
I think he mean "The THX Sound" as in the one that plays at the beginning of movies?

Hmm, maybe not though...title says classical 😕

I kinda guessed that too, (the DVD demo suggestion), but beyond that I have no clue what he's looking for.

Viper GTS

 

[FleshLight]

I have a set of THX mp3s (the theatrical intro, train intro, storm intro, etc)

 

[mcveigh]

not the thx sound, these were wav files in THX format, I was using them to test my receiver that it was reciving the THX signal from my revo 7.1 sound card.

 

[Beau]

THX Format?

THX is a set of standards and guidlines - not a format.

 

[Slick5150]

Yeah, you're missing the point there. There is no such thing as THX format.

 

[Goosemaster]

I used to have them ALL in mpeg2🙁 AC3🙁

 

[Goosemaster]

As for THX, it is a certification (more $$ than anything else) that certifies equipment for demanding use. Still, it focuses on movies and such, so you see requirements such as 20hz-20khz when music would require more.

Oh, and THX has acoustical demands that require your speakers and amp to match.

 

[mcveigh]

OK whatever you call it, these were wav files that would make the dolby DTS light come on on my receiver...
I'm trying to see if windows media center/nvdvd deciders aren't sending the right signals to my receiver.

 

[Goosemaster]

set the audio to "pass-through"

 

[GrassR00t]

This what you're looking for?


I know of another site, but I don't think that I can post it here.

 

[fr]

There was a site that had VOB versions of them in DD5.1. I think the link was posted on AT, but it was a long long time ago.