Classic power compression happens cause the voice coil heats up (to >200°C before a speaker dies). In HiFi you normally reach these levels only with some peaks -> short time period -> very little compression. But when you do party with your 6" bookshelf ... you get there but nobody cares about it ;-)
Home cinema speakers are normally capable of way higher levels. But loud scenes can take a while, compression is for sure from interest when driving ATMOS reference levels (which is A LOT, I measured my listening levels with some film scenes and I could not reach 105dBSPL(C)).
The rt60 if the room still doesn't change with level but ART correction will collapse when drivers start to compress significant. When they even compress during calibration it will be a mess.
Home cinema speakers are normally capable of way higher levels. But loud scenes can take a while, compression is for sure from interest when driving ATMOS reference levels (which is A LOT, I measured my listening levels with some film scenes and I could not reach 105dBSPL(C)).
The rt60 if the room still doesn't change with level but ART correction will collapse when drivers start to compress significant. When they even compress during calibration it will be a mess.