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    Monday, 18 March 2019

    It may seem like spring has only just arrived, but pretty soon the Phoenix heat will begin to swelter. Summer is just around the corner, and your smart home automation system will help you stay comfortable.

    From integrated thermostats to smart shading solutions, your smart home is dedicated to keeping your spaces cool and reducing energy costs.

    In this blog, we’ll show you some of the smart ways your integrated technology system can help you keep from melting in the sun.

    INTEGRATED THERMOSTAT

    When the weather gets too hot, you probably turn to your thermostat to help cool you off.But relying too heavily on the system can quickly drive up energy costs – especially in the dog days of summer.

    Thankfully, automation helps you manage your costs in a hands-free way. From sensors that automatically begin cooling your spaces when it gets too warm to pre-determined thresholds that will stop your system from wasting energy, an integrated thermostat is the perfect addition to your home.

    SMART SHADING

    If you want to give your thermostat a break, smart shading can do the trick.

    Shades help minimize the UV rays that enter your home, thereby reducing solar heat gain. In other words, with the right shades your house won’t warm up as quickly.

    But that doesn’t mean you have to avoid sunlight altogether. After all, natural light is the most beautiful. To enhance your spaces while still managing energy costs, sunshades are a perfect solution.

    They filter sunlight and reduce most of the harmful UV rays that get in through the windows, which helps your room stay cool and lowers the risk of sun damage to your furnishings.

    Plus, you can integrate sensors to automatically lower the shades when your room starts to get too hot, so you can trust your system to help manage energy.

    INDOOR/OUTDOOR LIGHTING CONTROL

    A key component of comfort is knowing you’re safe, and your lighting can help you do that day and night.

    Whether you’re enjoying a movie in the media room or grilling out in the backyard, smart lighting is a versatile way to stay secure, see where you’re going and ensure the safety of your home spaces.

    Also, you can integrate your smart lighting with smart shading, so the lights will raise when the shades lower. It’s hands-free comfort for your entire home.

    Want to learn more about how smart home automation will keep you comfortable this year? Contact on below information

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    SUMMER, SMART HOME AUTOMATION AND YOU

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    Wednesday, 16 January 2019


    We Control multi room audio amplifier is an innovative wireless audio adaptor which can turn your current speakers, soundbar, home theatre into a Wireless Multi-Room Sound System by connecting to your home Wi-Fi network. we provide in same automation iOS and Android applications the easiest way to set up a Wireless Multi-Room Sound System. Sound Stream also provides the most powerful playback option, which allows you to stream synchronised music or different music from smart phone/online music service/NAS/UPNP Network in multiple rooms with a perfect sound based on ESS DAC.



    One touch to play favourite play list

    Loss less audio over wifi and IP

    Online music services – Spotify, Pandora, Tune In, i Heart Radio, Tidal, Saavn, amazon prime & youtube*

    Wake up alarm – Set favourite song as alarm tone for the speakers

    Get notified– Get audio alerts

    Multi room – Play different songs different Zones or sync songs in different Zones or syc all Zones to play one song.

    Can Connect to TV Source also in Living Room

    make your own playlist scheduled to play on same time every day

    Integrated in Same app of Home Automation app

    Integrated with Amazon Alexa & Google Home

    Individual Rooms individual volume adjusts or on/off control

    wire & wireless solutions available

    Multi Room Audio

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    Tuesday, 9 October 2018

    From movie theaters to your own home, here’s how Dolby Atmos surrounds you with sound from all directions -- even above.

    From the biggest commercial cinemas to the smallest of home theaters, Dolby Atmos is one of the latest ways to get surrounded by sound -- now from above! While Atmos soundtracks will work with a traditional five-speaker-and-subwoofer (5.1) system, one of its main benefits is a greater ability to work with as many (or few) speakers as you have. 

    In this explainer I'll break down how Atmos works, why height speakers and upward-firing soundbars are cool and everything you've ever wanted to know about Dolby Atmos but never bothered to ask.

    Making sound surround
    To understand what makes Atmos different than, say, its direct predecessor Dolby Digital, let's first take a look at how sound is mixed for movies and TV shows.

    Everything you hear in a movie, from the music to the voices to the sound effects, all gets mixed into specific "channels." For simplicity's sake, we'll say these channels going around the room are left front (L), center (C), right front (R), right surround (RS), and left surround (LS). Some more complex systems add a "surround back" channel. All the low frequency noises go to the ".1" subwoofer channel.




    So if two characters are speaking on screen, that gets mixed to the center channel. When the music swells during a dramatic moment, that's usually the front left and right channels. Zooming special effects might appear in the surround speakers. To an extent, this same mix also translates to the home. After all, if you have a 5.1 speaker system, you have all those same speakers.

    Except… you don't. Not exactly. Where your speakers are, how powerful they are, and increasingly, how much range each has, varies greatly compared to a decent movie theater.
    Atmos, for the most part, doesn't use channels. Instead, most sounds are treated as "objects." Instead of assigning a sound to a channel (and by extension, a speaker), Atmos lets filmmakers assign a sound to a place. Not "left surround speaker" but "left rear corner." Not "pan from left surround speaker to right sound speaker" but "pan smoothly across the rear wall." Not only does this give greater flexibility at the theater, but improves the experience in the theater and, potentially, at home. 
    Atmos is an end-to-end change in theater and home audio. The mixing is different, as we've discussed, but so is the decoding. At different theaters the number of speakers can vary dramatically, but Atmos will scale with them regardless. Most theaters have many speakers along the walls to ensure everyone gets the same-ish experience. With Atmos those speakers can be individually addressable and a sound designer can pinpoint the exact location in a theater where they want to place a sound. A smoother experience for everyone. 
    This includes the headline Atmos feature: height. With speakers hanging from the ceiling, sound engineers can now move sounds seamlessly over your head and all around. Done right, it's not only more convincing than before, but also less obtrusive. It's more natural, so you're less likely to notice the special effects and more likely to stay absorbed in the movie. And that's the point, right?

    So what about the home?

    Theaters are great and all, but most of us watch more movies at home. Let's get this out of the way first: obviously most people aren't going to install height speakers in their ceiling. That's fine because there are a growing number of speakers that either feature built-in height channels or fit on top of existing models. Imagine a standard tower or bookshelf speaker, but on top is an upward-firing driver that's addressed separately. These speakers bounce sound off the ceiling to mimic "real" height speakers. I've heard a few of these and they work surprisingly well. Not as well as real height speakers, of course, but it works and it's a far simpler option if you aren't interested in installing speakers in or near the ceiling.
    So yes, if you want to take advantage of Atmos you'll need new hardware. But Dolby Digital is still the default for everything, so this isn't a required upgrade. If you're not interested in Atmos, your gear will still work. Even if you get a 4K Blu-ray player with dual HDMI outputs to connect to your older receiver, it will still work if it doesn't have Atmos. It will just play Dolby Digital or Dolby Digital Plus track.
    But if you want height channels, more channels or other benefits of Atmos, then you'll need a receiver that can decode it and a source that provides it. (Those sources include 4K Blu-ray players, some media streamers and some game consoles.) And you'll need Atmos content, of course, which we'll discuss in a moment. 

    atmos-setups
    Two Atmos home setup examples.
    Dolby

    To the right, you'll see a couple of Atmos home setup examples. At the top, specially designed upward firing speakers. Each is a traditional speaker but also has separate drivers that shoot sound to bounce off the ceiling. These are tuned so the bounced audio sounds correct to your ears. At the bottom, a soundbar designed to do the same. 
    Since you've got a greater number of possible speakers, how many could you have if you really wanted to go nuts? 24… plus 10 height speakers. Yep, 34 speakers if you want. You don't need to do that, of course. But if you've got a bunch of spare speakers and amps laying around and a room that can fit them, go for it.

    crazy-dolby-atmos-system
    On the left, a well installed Atmos home theater system with four in-ceiling height speakers. On the right... good luck with that. 
    Dolby

    Dolby uses a slightly different twist to describe Atmos home systems. Traditionally a "5.1" system has three speakers up front, two on the sides or in back, and a single subwoofer. If you added two height speakers, Dolby would describe this system as a "5.1.2" system. I'm not sure that will catch on, but if you see "a 7.2.4 home theater" you can deduce that it's probably got three speakers up front, two on the sides, two in back, two subwoofers, and four height speakers.

    All around

    In addition to the gear, you'll also need Atmos content. That's actually pretty easy. If you're streaming you can find it on Netflix and VUDU. On disc it can be found on 4K and regular Blu-ray discs. It's even in a handful of video games including Star Wars Battlefront and Overwatch for PC and Xbox One.
    Chances are if the movie is 4K, it's also Atmos -- though that doesn't mean it's in Atmos everywhere you can find that movie. It might be available with Atmos on the 4K Blu-ray,  Amazon, for example. Just keep in mind there won't be compatibility issues. If you buy a movie that features Atmos it will also have an audio track your current gear can play, minus the height channels.
    Is it worth upgrading all your gear to take advantage of Atmos? For all your Need your are one step away
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    Dolby Atmos: Why it's cool, how it works and how to get it

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    Thursday, 6 September 2018


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    Control your home with the app

    Smart access control to your home, smart alerts and secure technology that will give you greater peace of mind. Stop worrying about if your home is safe and alarmed, or if losing your keys.
    You could simply just unlock your door while turning of the alarm to let someone into your home. All of this from your app, its easy and smart!

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    Tuesday, 10 July 2018

    Dolby Atmos for the home brings the ultimate cinema sound experience to your home theater to create powerful, moving audio that flows around you.



    Dolby Atmos for the Home Benefits

    • Moving Audio That Flows Around You
      You'll feel like you're inside the action as the sounds of people, music, and things come alive with breathtaking realism and move all around you in three-dimensional space.
    • Reproduces All the Audio Objects in the Original Cinema Mix
      Reproduces up to 128 simultaneous audio objects in a mix for rich, realistic, and breathtaking sound.

  • Compatible Playback
    Dolby Atmos® discs and online content are fully compatible for playback on conventional stereo and on 5.1- and 7.1-channel systems, giving you the same outstanding experience you’ve always enjoyed.
  • A Growing Library of Content
    As movie directors increasingly choose Dolby Atmos for their soundtracks, you'll find a growing library of movies and other content on Blu-ray Disc™ and online from premium services.
  • What a Dolby Atmos Setup Looks Like
    With a Dolby Atmos enabled sound bar, or as few as six speakers in a conventional home theater system, you can enjoy Dolby Atmos. 
  • Freeing Sound from Channels—the Dolby Atmos Concept 
    Traditional surround soundtracks must confine all sounds to the 5.1 or 7.1 channels of a typical home theater setup. If a scene requires, say, a helicopter taking off, that sound has to be assigned to specific channels and mixed together with other sounds. 

    While that helicopter can move across channels, it can't go above you. You hear it only from the small number of predetermined locations defined by the speaker setup, not as you'd hear it in real life. 

    Dolby Atmos, by contrast, frees sound from channels. It's the first cinematic audio format in which sounds exist as individual entities, called audio objects. In Dolby Atmos, any sound—the helicopter, a car screeching around a corner, a melodic bird call—can exist as an independent audio object, free of channel restrictions. They can be precisely placed and moved anywhere in your room, including overhead, to flow above and around you in three-dimensional space. 

    Through the use of audio objects, overhead sound, and all the richness, clarity, and power of Dolby sound, Dolby Atmos turns your room into an amazing place for entertainment. You'll feel like you're inside the action, in ways you've never before experienced. 

    Brief Tech Overview 
    Dolby Atmos for the home represents every sound in the original cinema mix as an audio object. Extensions to our Dolby Audio™ codecs, along with an advanced scalable algorithm, allow Dolby Atmos to be delivered via Blu-ray Disc and streaming media. A Dolby Atmos audio/video receiver (AVR) adapts the cinema experience to your home theater from seven speakers to as many as 34, recreating the original artistic concept.

    Supports up to 128 simultaneous independent audio objects in a mix for rich, realistic, and breathtaking sound
    Recreates the director's original concept through descriptive metadata to provide customized playback for home theater
    Delivers sounds above you through overhead speakers, special upward-firing Dolby Atmos speakers, or a Dolby Atmos enabled sound bar
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    Monday, 9 July 2018


    The pleasure of sonic perfection
    One of the life's pleasures is to experience the intensity of an outstanding recorded performance in your own space. Q Series speakers by KEF bring you that pleasure in natural, accurate high-resolution sound. 

    First introduced in 1991, the multiple award-winning Q Series has long delighted music lovers and audiophiles with outstanding sound quality and innovative design. The Q Series, now in its 8th iteration, brings high resolution sound with more depth and more clarity.

    Sit-anywhere" Uni-Q sound

    At the heart of the evolved Q Series is the Uni-Q driver array. The signature innovation places the tweeter in the acoustic centre of the midrange and bass cone, bringing the acoustic ideal of a single point source closer than ever to realisation. The result is a more detailed, accurate three-dimensional sound image, which is dispersed more evenly throughout the room than is possible with any conventional speaker.

    Tweaking the tweeter

    With the addition of the damped tweeter loading tube providing a gentle termination of sound produced from the back of the tweeter, lower treble performance is improved dramatically and a new low-distortion inductor on the crossover provides cleaner bass.

    A word about drums and bass

    The Q Series faithfully reproduces the subtleties of powerful bass instruments. Low-frequency drivers now have a larger roll surround, along with a new spider suspension to produce cleaner bass at high volumes. 

    A new cone structure improves midrange clarity, and an enhanced Auxiliary Bass Radiator (ABR) with a new surround and rear suspension delivers better controlled and more impressive bass.

    A rhapsody in ebony and ivory

    The sculpted Q Series finish epitomises our approach with seamless, sleek cabinets unblemished by visible fittings and joins. Q Series speakers are coated with a fine satin finish in black or white with matching driver colours.


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    KEF Q SERIES - Now with more depth and more clarity.

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