Sounds like the Trinnov processing is living up to its advance billing. For those with badly-skewed room set-ups it sounds like help's on the way. It also sounds like it will be useful with more conventional set-ups.

For some time I've had five identical speaker stacks handling the front and side surround duties, with the centre stack behind an acoustically-transparent screen. I've been touting that approach, for those that can pull it off, for some time. Having the acoustic centre of each speaker at head level, with the centre speaker's acoustic centre almost right at the centre of the screen, makes for a big improvement in the surround sound experience of TV, movies, concerts, sports, etc. If you can't do it "naturally" then having Trinnov do it for you just might be the next best thing.