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Contributor I
December 3, 2018

One reason of DTS support for Sonos

Before the next release of a new soundbar or soundbase. Add support for DTS will increase the sell of current products immediately but with a minimal cost (just some licensing fee).
For example, I will buy a soundbase just tomorrow, if there is an confirmed update for DTS.
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26 replies

melvimbe
October 30, 2019

DTS please SONOS, almost all of my Blurays are DTS for a surround; and yes true discrete channels make a difference to sound quality 

 

I love the SONOS style and ecosystem but I cannot invest in your products full knowing that none of my Blurays will work...neither will I recommend to friends and family because of this

 

Please reconsider adding DTS, the format has been around nearly 20 years and cannot be that resource intensive with today’s standard ICs available

 

thanks

 

You can get bluray players that will transcode DTS to DD5.1.  I use xbox one personally.  That may not be acceptable to you, but it’s not exactly true to say Sonos can’t play blurays.

 

Danny
Trending Lyricist I
October 30, 2019

... Sorry to me there is no excuse for the lack of DTS support, except corporate greed. I wish people would stop defending Sonos on this decision, it seems they only implemented it if enough people complain about it :-)

jgatie
October 30, 2019

... Sorry to me there is no excuse for the lack of DTS support, except corporate greed. I wish people would stop defending Sonos on this decision, it seems they only implemented it if enough people complain about it :-)

 

People have been complaining about it for nearly 7 years, through the release of all 3 Sonos TV devices, in thousands of posts, in dozens of threads.  I highly doubt more complaints will have any effect on the decision.  

Trending Lyricist I
October 30, 2019

Because people defend this silly omission constantly. Your kit would be worth more on the secondhand market to if DTS was on it...More people would want it, a bigger base of potential purchasers when you succumb to upgradeitus 

melvimbe
October 30, 2019

Stating facts isn’t defending Sonos decision on this.  I’m actually mostly neutral on this overall.  I can’t agree that the decision is based on corporate greed without knowing Sonos costs, profit margin, etc. around this area. 

 

 

Danny
jgatie
October 30, 2019

Because people defend this silly omission constantly. Your kit would be worth more on the secondhand market to if DTS was on it...More people would want it, a bigger base of potential purchasers when you succumb to upgradeitus 

 

Nobody defends it.  But it is what it is, and complaining about it has been unfruitful for 7 years.  You know what they say about doing the same thing again and again, expecting a different result?