Get the most out of your home theater with the latest advances, product reviews, and all things audio and video. Every Thursday, Scott Wilkinson shares his expertise, energy, and enthusiasm about how to make your A/V system sound and look its best. In this short-format podcast, Scott brings you news, reviews, interviews, and commentary, and answers your questions. You can join Club TWiT for $7 a m... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
Listener Greg Davis finds his center speaker somewhat dull sounding. Is there anything he can do to improve its sound, or is it a result of his hearing loss? Scott Wilkinson tries to help. more
Michael Meyer bought a Samsung CU8000 LCD TV, and he's disappointed at the dark-area performance. Is there anything that can be done to improve the picture quality in dark areas on this relatively low-end TV? Scott Wilkinson does his best to help. more
Scott Wilkinson highlights one of the most over-the-top home theaters he has ever seen! This Star Wars-themed room emulates the Emperor's throne room in the Death Star from Return of the Jedi with top-notch audio and video. more
The Verge recently posted several articles about how physical media could be making a comeback. Scott Wilkinson discusses this hopeful trend with UHD Blu-ray and gives his recommendations for players and titles. more
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There are better ways to monetize. Too many episodes are subscriber only. It’s like a forced Patreon. Also, many episodes are extremely short that could be combined.
Wish I could find a replacement.
Recently cancelled due to "comercial considerations"...not enough add revenue. What a bunch of DA's You should be able to support a commercial loser of this quality (the best). TWIT is becoming less relevent every day and they richly deserve what they are going to get.
Long time listener and love this show, so many fascinating guests. Why is it in mono? Are we still living in the 1940s?
I was looking forward to shows dedicated to product reviews, the A1E in particular, but the whole show went nowhere. They basically spent the whole show explaining the terms they were using and the concepts and told us next to nothing about the television.
Apple Podcasts | #213 | United States/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #238 | Canada/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #137 | Australia/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #132 | Norway/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #198 | New Zealand/Technology |
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