I consider myself pretty tech savvy and generally good at connecting equipment. Your video helped me troubleshoot an issue and I am most thankful that I now get to enjoy dolby atmos as intended.
Thank you so much for this video. I spent several hours trying to get all the settings correctly set up but I was missing several on my Marantz NR1607. Now I am gaming in glorious 4k/120hz with my TCL 646 and my NR1607 connected to my Xbox Series X. Your video walked me right through all the settings easily the first time. I powered off/on to be sure and up popped all the notifications on my screen and receiver display. 4k/120hz. HDR10 and Dolby Atmos. Perfect.
I was bummin' pretty hard about the sync delay with my Series X / LG C9 / Denon AVR / 5.1.2 set up. Followed this video (I admit I wasn't optimistic), and it worked perfectly...I had done everything, except didn't toggle eArc and pass through on the TV (I set it to use eArc as the source, but that wasn't complete enough)...that did the trick! Thanks for solving my 1%'er problems, Techno Dad!
Hi, sorry I know this is from 2 years ago but I am just about to pull the trigger on a Denon AVC-X6700H and I have same LG C9 as you. I recently saw a video on Digital Foundry where they are discussing the Atmos delay on Xbox and how it was unbearable to use so they reverted to DD. Is this the same issue you had, and did following this setup completely remove the delay issues? In the opinion of John at Digital Foundry it was a bug with the Xbox that hadn't been fixed, or do you think he's got the wrong settings applied on one or more devices? Any clarification would be greatly appreciated as I too seem to be in the same 1%er club as you, and was wondering if waiting a while for newer AVR's with updated HDMI specs might be better, rather than using eARC workaround. The DF video is on DF Clips 'playstation 5 Dolby Atmos support tested' (they mostly discuss the issues with Xbox though)
Oh my God it's insane that one can have all the right equipment and still not get the best output due to the wrong settings. Manufacturers need to work on making this plug and play. Way too complicated for most people to get all these setting right. Thanks for the video!
With these exact settings, I get some pretty horrific audio lag when using Dolby Atmos. My setup: Xbox Series X --HDMI 2.1--> LG C1 OLED --HDMI ARC--> LG SN7R soundbar. My settings are - Xbox: Bitstream out, Dolby Atmos for home theater; TV: Sound out Auto, eARC off; soundbar: ARC.
Thank you! You solved my issue of not being able to run my Xbox X on UHD@120HZ. It finally came down to be my LG sound bar not being HDMI 2.1 but 2.0. Most expensive soundbar they had the SL10YG. I have it all hooked up to an LG C3 it was soo frustrating seeing my Xbox tell me my C3 didn't have all the features it was supposed to. This video solved my issue, thanks again!
Any chance we can get an updated version for this video? Lets say with a C1 or C2 and the newest series X with the pass through option? I’m a bit lost now (just go myself a new 65” C2) and the options aren’t the same anymore. (Both the series X and the C2 have a pass through option for sound) And I’m assuming I should let them pass everything to my Denon receiver?)
If xbox sends uncompressed video and audio to the TV wouldn't it be less lag for the receiver to take that uncompressed audio passthrough via eARC vs ARC?
I've had my Xbox x since pretty much it came out and I've never had Dolby Atmos on it I've had Dolby vision but I can never got sound. I watched your video about 10 times and I never would have figured it out without your help thank you so much I just missed a couple of things but it works perfectly I love it thanks again
Nice Job with the video! Its exactly what I was looking for!... I have one question, after you do all these changes, if you want to watch Netflix for example from the platform in the Oled, you dont need to change nothing? The configuraron is permanent and doesnt affect others apps?
THANK YOU! Been searching for this for years for my (new) Xbox Series X to LG C9 to Marantz 6011. The only issue was the lag, and the LG AV sync setting does nothing to help. Had to switch Xbox audio out to uncompressed stereo, 5.1, or 7.1. Let's hope for a firmware fix from Microsoft's side...
Excuse me, do you know if the pcm audio can output 5.1 channels through earc. Or how do you get uncompressed 5.1 channels from the Xbox, I’m trying to figure out how to do the same but for a PS5. I don’t have a hdmi 2.1 receiver so I’m using earc as my tv and receiver do support both of them earc.
Hey Techno Dad, I also have a OLED E9, running Series X cable straight to the tv via hdmi 1, then cable to my denon AVRX4400. No matter what I do I can’t get rid of the audio lag whenever you select bitstream then Dolby Atmos in the xbox setting. Even the Dolby digital has a lag. The only option that does not give lag is uncompressed and DTS. None of the lip sync settings will fix the lag, I know a lot of people have this exact same issue.
Hi Diego! I don't have those issues and I'm not doing anything special. Could it be a cable issue? Maybe swap out the cable from the E9 to the Denon? I'm not really sure anything else that could help the situation.
Did anyone sort the lag issue out? I’m having the same issue with my C1. Apparently the game mode/ low latency is causing this but I don’t know how to remove the lag.
@@tommek1982 Sometimes when switching to something else, yes. HBO Max has a definite lag of about 4s to get started. I can deal with this until I can afford an upgrade
@@notmikemiz ohh terrible and strange at the same time because i dont feel any delays watching tv, TV apps like HBO etc. I had only one audio delay issue with xbox series x. Can U tell me which audio option on your xbox is with less audio delay? 5.1 uncompressed, Dolby Digital or maybe Dolby atmos? Im asking because i chose Dolby Digital and i think there is a very minimum audio delay hard to catch but maybe it is something wrong with my brain xD
@@tommek1982 5.1 uncompressed, the delay seems to be due to the receiver switching functions when switching apps - some use atmos, some not. That's likely the cause of the delays
Hi. Great video. I did everything exactly as you instructed using the Xbox series X, LG CX and a Marantz 1171 8k receiver. Everything works, EXCEPT, there is a slight audio delay when playing Xbox with the audio set to Dolby atmos. Nothing seems to work, not even adjusting the audio sync delay on the AVR. It’s not awful, but it’s kind of annoying and noticeable in games like call of duty. I’m wondering if I’m just better off using uncompressed audio. Seems like a waste to not take advantage of Atmos. Any suggestions?
Maybe this is a dumb question, say I follow these steps and it works great for the Xbox. My question is, If I want to add a PS5 and a Nintendo switch to the system along with the Xbox, (so 3 different systems) do they get plugged into the TV too, or into the AVR?
@technodad can we get this exact same video updated with Xbox Series X & Pioneer Receivers? (VSX-LX505 etc). I do not believe that combo exists on TH-cam, and its common use leads to a lot of questions on similar videos. I have that combo and am having trouble replicating your testing results. Thanks!
Great video! If i watch the news for example i will hear the audio through the AVR or once the AVR is switched off the sound will be pushed through the tv speakers?
Happy new year and big thx for your videos... I have questions regarding digital sound out on LG TV. You said that Auto is for ARC and pass through is for eARC. I've a budget LG tv (UN7300) with a standard HDMI ARC but I've have both options (auto/pass through) 1/ what's the point of having pass through option since my tv don't support eARC? 2/ what's the difference between both options (I mean what auto really do and what pass through do)? 3/ I have the JBL Bar 5.1 (with real surround speakers which support PCM/LPCM, AC3 and DTS) I know that my tv don't support DTS as all LG TVs of 2020 and ARC pass through don't support LPCM so the only option I've is Dolby digital and am wondering if auto is the right choice rather than using passthrough!? PS: I can detect a difference between both options; when auto is selected surround speakers are a bit louder when pass through is selected the front speakers (from soundbar) are a bit louder and surround speakers are less louder. Plz help auto or passthrough which is the most accurate in my case and what's the difference between both.
Hey Techno Dad, thanks for the great video! Question: Should I purchase a new AVR now or wait until the HDMI issue is resolved? What would you recommend
Great information, this should also work with a PS5 and a TCL R646? My AV-Receceiver is 4k but only has ARC but I'm thinking this workaround will still give me 4k/120hz and stereo/atmos sound? I was worried I'd need a new receiver with 2.1 but do you think this setup will work for me?
I can't wait to get all this up and running, been a goal for a long time now. Have my 77 CX coming in the next week or so and the atmos ceiling speakers installed around then as well. This video was very helpful, thanks very much! I've got a great wife for putting up with my obsessions when it comes to gaming and home theater 😁😁
Hi Techno dad, great video...I have a question by the way.... The AVRs that I have checked all claim Dolby Atmos BUT then have ARC HDMI and not eARC, so when the TV with eARC sends UNCOMPRESSED signals to the AVR, is the AVR in a position to accept that...?? Remember, the AVR says ARC (next to HDMI) and not eARC...?
We’re you able to enable dtsx like this... I was able to set it to atmos, but if I try to set it to dts x I say my receiver Is Not capable (I have a 6700h)
Great video. I have the same set up but just a Sony amp. I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get 120hz...so I followed your instructions and bam! THANK YOU!
This is how i have my Xbox Series X set up but i get audio lag ( like most people are) ( LG CX77/Yamaha AVR) when using Atoms. Ive tried so many configurations and nothing works unless i turn of Atmos on the Xbox. With my Apple TV 4k i have no issues and its ran the the way the Xbox is setup. No Lag, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision.Very frustrating 🤬
I have a samsung series Q80T instead of a LG - I will get home tomorrow to setup my new Paradigm/Denon home theater but was curious if we know if the same theory can be used with this TV. Looking at the specs it seems like it is capable of most of what the LG is (120 Hz, eARC, etc)
Thank you for the information. It look like we are going back to put everything to the T.V. and use the T.V. Earc to the Earc receiver. Until the receiver get more 2.1 for all your devices. I got a LG CX with Denon X4400H Dolby Atmos work only if the EArc is off on the LG CX watching Netflix, Prime Video and Disneyplus.
I have an 86" LG TV and a 7.2 AVR Denon S970H Receiver. I can't hear any sound when trying to connect the ARC to the Receiver and TV. I have 5 ceiling speakers and two standing speakers with 2 subs. I upgraded my Denon from a 5.2 to 7.2. I can't get any sound. I believe the LG TV settings are not correct.Can you help?
Hi. I dont have eARC on either my Sony STR DH590 or my Toshiba M550 Fire TV. I am used to run-in all devices (Xbox one X, PS4, etc) to AVR first then HDMI ARC to TV. Question: Will there be any improvement if I route the XBOX one X first to TV then ARC from TV to AVR? I suspect given my 4K 60Hz limitations across the board it wont make any difference...?? Thanks in advance for the reply
I'm getting an Xbox X,TCL class 6 65"..I have an Integra DTR 50.3 that I love. I don't want to get rid of it. I use it strictly in 2 channel,3 amps,6 15" Cerwin Vega's. Now can I game and still use my receiver?Hope I'm making sense. I know the Integra cannot do 4k 120hz but the new TV will. I don't want to lose my big system while gaming, watching movies,music,etc...Thanks in advance for any and all help.
I put my hdmi cables the ones you recommended and the Xbox on my TV says that everything is Dolby vision and Dolby sounds but there is no sound co.ing out of my speakers ugh I'm sure I'm missing something but I can't figure it out.... help ...
ahh..I've just installed my LG C1 with everything going in a Denon avr-1912 (computer, xbox, concast cable box). I should have everything hitting the LG first and eArc to the Denon. Problem is, already mounted and might have a problem squeezing 2 more hdmi cables into the wall.
I have set up all components as suggested, Xbox series x shows atmos is active and confirmed via Dolby xbox app. However, signal is not atmos and 5.1 and 7. 1 are no longer options in xbox sound settings. I have a Denon x2800h and LG C2. Any help is appreciated.
My set up is similar, but I get massive audio lag. Series x using HDMI 2.1 out to Samsung Q90 gaming port(4k 120) then using the eARC out port to a ARC only receiver (there is no ARC only port). The Samsung say I can turn of eARC and pass through signal, but ATMOS does not show. Also, when set up this way the XBOX Series X shows a message, my receiver isn't capable of decoding the bluray option of "let my receiver decode". I could use a work around for this. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
I have the exact same problem. Series X to Q90, Q90 to ARC only receiver. Unbearable audio lag, i have found two products i haven't tried yet. One is by "ThenAudio" the shARC. They claim is will seperate the audio and remove the lag. A much cheaper option, but I think may work, is the OREI eARC 4K 60Hz Audio Extractor. I have not tried either yet, but have the OREI on order.
Great video... thanks Question: what if I have also other inputs connected to the AVR (Denon AVR-x2400) like Apple TV, PS4, etc? Those will work normally via the AVR monitor (ARC) connection to the LG OLED TV (HDMI1)?
Great vid. Wondering, if you have ANY guidance regarding the setup via a Nakamichi Shockwafe 9.2 Ultra soundbar. I'm running an XBOX SERIES X via my LG C9 and the Nakamichi soundbar. Nak help desk setup guide says to connect XBOX via HDMI 2 port on the soundbar. That setup does NOT allow for 120HZ 4K UHD. I tried connecting the XBOX directly to the HDMI 1 port on the C9 (as instructed in your vid) and...suddenly the XBOX display settings confirmed 120HZ 4K UHD...and all green checkmarks. BUT...sound for some reason was weird...muffled, not working correctly. I've reached out to Nakamichi and just waiting for their reply. Figured I'd hit you up as well as trust your guidance. (just FYI: The Nakamichi soundbar only has an ARC port...not eARC) And as you know, the LG C9 has the eARC.
Good vid and info. Will say when I saw the $15/month fee to use the Dolby app with xbox series x (from xbox app store), no way do I want a high priced monthly subscription to use that app. You think it would be included with xbox. Anyway, I am still looking for ~500$ range 7.2 amp to work with my xbox series x at 120 hz 4k (48gbs). Tired of returning amps since they all seem to fail the xbox 120 hz test. Seems Denon is overpriced and its 8k is only 40gbs so their units still need to be better fixed to work with the hdmi 2.1 not to mention the hdmi 2.1a future update. (Presently using - LG 75NANO90UNA display works good at 120 hz 4k but optical is only stereo out, amp is Onkyo NR 787 which is only 4k 60hz).
I think that monthly option is only for the headphones. I don’t pay a monthly fee for Atmos on the Xbox. All AVRs HDMI 2.1 are capped at 40 Gbps right now, so you’ll be waiting for a bit. I still connect Series X to my LG directly and then go eARC for the sound.
@@TechnoDad I saw the monthly subscription for Dolby and quit the download so I don't know. I may give it a try again latter. Probably will have to replace amp when I find one that works at 4k 120hz low price range. Have watched your Pioneer VSX-LX505 Unboxing vid and I might consider that amp, but, waiting to see how you like it so far. Maybe the RZ50 it seems to do everything (iMax, Atmos surrounds 120hz 4k/8k) , but price is high and none have Auro 3D.
For some reason there is an audio latency with Dolby atmos and my video elevate system. I have an LG nano cell 90 television. Everything is set just like you described in this video but I cannot get rid of the audio latency
So I just got a newer denon 3700h which is supposed to fix the hdmi mismatch LG CX Xbox series X Which inputs do I use to get 4k/120hz. Still showing 4k/120hz not available
I have a C1 XSX and PS5 and Denon from 2018. No matter what I do I have to either connect to the TV if I want 120Hz but then I don't get an option for my 5.1 setup, just stereo (I don't have Atmos). I can connect to the AVR if I want to be able to have 5.1 output but then I don't get 120Hz. I opt for sound but I obviously wish I could have both. ARC doesn't seem to be sending a 5.1 signal on it's own and I can't find any setting in the LGC1 menus to turn it on.
Will this work for Onkyo or other brands? I have a TX-NR797, which is a 2019 9.1 chanel receiver with Atmos capabilities. I currently have 5.1, but will be installing 4 overheads for 5.1.4. My TV is a Sharp from 2019, but I plan on upgrading soon to a 4K tv with 120HZ and VRR. I also just got a Series X. My receiver only supports 4K at 60fps, not acceptable, so I'd like to use ARC to send bitrate to my receiver.
Thank you so much!! My SPK618 Denon provided to me died, and I just hadn't been able to figure out ARC. Who knew it was so easy. Turns out I had all the settings correct, but I didn't have the HDMI cables in the right spot on the TV. Derp.. It just didn't make sense to me. Thank you again! I thought I was going to have to take my receiver in and/or buy a new one. whew. bullet dodged.
Ok I’m gonna be THAT GUY today!! I have an Onkyo HT-R580 and no it does not have Dolby Atmos!! I’m pretty sure I just need a new RVR but is there any way to get this to work until I buy my house? I tried to hook it up last night but am only getting 720p 😂😂!! Any idea on how to hook it up
@techno dad - i have a denon AVR-X3700H and just purchased an xbox x. will my tcl 4-series tv support my home theater set up. the tv only has 1 e-arc input from the xbox, but no e-arc output, only an hdmi out. any support is appreciated.
Help! I have a Bose 900 soundbar hooked up to my LG 48C10 Oled and my Series X. Dolby atmos sound. I get a random pop sound every once in a while while watching movies playing games are on TH-cam while using my Series X. I have a PS5 and it's hooked up the same and I have no audio issues. If I use my TV apps for movies are TH-cam no audio issues. What's going on? Thank's in Advance!
Good vid. Unfortunate that you don't really touch on the issue with a LOT of regular and 4k blurays that use DTS instead of Atmos as the C1 won't even pass the signal through to a receiver, so you're forced to either swap cables, use a switch, or a splitter if you don't want your xbox downconverting yoru DTS audio to 2ch PCM. LG still hasn't fixed that since they stopped paying for the DTS license with the C1 and on. And the fact that there aren't many budget-friendly HDMI 2.1 capable receivers on the market in '22 is just sad. :(
thanks for this video. I have a Sony Oled TV 4k and the newly released Denon 1700h. I haven't been able to get HDR, 120 hz or dolby atmos. Now with your help I'm going to change the HDMI connections and hope it will finally work. New sub here!
i have an LG C1 OLED with sonos beam gen 2 and sonos one SL and it says my tv is not compatible. Also doesnt show bitstream as an option. Any help would be great!
Ok so I know this question doesn't really relate to this video, but I feel like it's in the same vein enough and you seem to know what's up so here goes....I have a Xbox Series X and an LG C2. I don't have a soundbar or a receiver yet...my question is this...since the LG C2 "senses" the type of content I'm displaying will that feature be interfered with if I have a receiver in between the Series X and the TV?
@@TechnoDad basically yes that was my question. I've since gotten the answer. I first tried a VIZIO ELEVATE, but it's HDMI 2.0 so I lose 4k 120hz which is unacceptable so I wasn't able to use pass through. I hooked it up the other way and there was a noticeable lag between action and audio. So that is getting returned. I then got the Samsung Q990B and would you believe it's also HDMI 2.0!?! I was irritated because that info is hard to pull off the web or at least I had trouble and the dudes at Best Buy weren't any help....long story short I couldn't do pass through with it either BUT no audio lag so I'm happy overall.
Are you playing any games with atmos on SUrround Sound? I saw resident evil 2 supports it for series X. Bummer that ps5 is dev their own 3D spatial surround sound.
I am planning to get a soundbar, I have a question regarding the setup: Xbox Series X which runs at 4K/120Hz and Dolby Vision or HDR on LG Nanocell TV I'd like to purchase a soundbar now. If I am not mistaken, ARC or eARC should do the trick The connection would be like this Xbox Series X -> LG Nanocell TV (HDMI 2.1 Port) and then LG Nanocell TV -> Soundbar (z.B. LG SPD7Y) (HDMI 2.1 eArc) In theory my TV should then still show the 4K/120Hz form the Xbox but the sound should come out of the soundbar (if set right in the TV) Am I correct?
I have all of these devices, and solved it the same way. TLDR: bug with Panasonic boards affecting a huge number of receiver models this year. Likely won’t be a software fix, but hardware replacement.
I'm just very confused on what you said check out the link in the description so you have to buy 4K cord I thought Xbox One S on up comes with a 4K cord if that's the reason now I understand
I have an LG OLED C2 tv I paided for the Dolby Atmos app hooked my receiver into number one port and my arc port from my TV to the main one to my receiver I have 4K 120 Hz but when my TV goes on I get dobie vision but not Dobby Atmos no matter what I tried I've gone into the settings on the receiver and to the TV on the to the Xbox and it doesn't go on like you showed it I'm probably doing something wrong maybe you can send me a line let me know what's up thanks
If I connect my xbox to my AVR through HDMI, I have undecoded 5.1, 7.1 and DTS as available options. If I connect the console to the tv, and then send the audio through HDMI arc to the AVR, these options are not available and xbox recogniza dolby digital as my best option. Any idea how can I solve it? I need to connect Xbox to my TV as my AVR does not support 4k
I have the Denon S760H, LG C1 and the Series X hooked up to a 7.1 atmos Klipsch system (the atmos klipsch are separate on top of the front speakers) anyway... the xbox audio settings has atmos or dts:x (HDMI) option but I wonder if running uncompressed 7.1 is better? If so can the AVR decode the audio from the xbox into DTS:X?
Just a note for anybody who might be wondering, the ps5 4k 120 works with my denon x4700h...I'm pretty sure all the hdmi 2.1 receivers will work with the ps5 it's just the xbox series x that is the mismatch. I have my series x running directly to an LG, so 4k 120 is no problem. Ori 4k 120 is spectacular.
Great vid. Thanks man. I've got the Series X and LG E9 although my receiver is the Denon 3700. Got it setup as per your video now. I'm wondering what happens when a game isn't Dolby Atmos but the Series X is forcing Atmos Bitstream. Also. Do you know if that Marantz app works with Denon receivers? Would be very handy to see which speakers are currently active
Hello Ryan, download the Denon AVR Remote app. You may have to change passthrough to auto or change the Xbox back to 7.1 uncompressed so it doesn’t force Atmos.
How do you resolve the issue with audio sync delay on my Xbox series X connected to my LG C1? I have a Samsung Q950A sound bar connected via eARC. Dolby Atmos on Xbox has a delay! Please help!
Hey Channa, I bought DENON s650h recently and was disappointed that I've ducked up, as it does not support 120fps throughput, but your solutions seem to resolve that issue, but are there any drawbacks except comofrtability?
I have a new Denon AVR- S570bt and LG C2 with Xbox Series X. If I run Xbox to HDMI on TV and AVR to ARC I get the best pic resolution, but I only get uncompressed stereo. If I run Xbox through AVR, I get all the audio options, but 4k only runs at 60mhz refresh. Not sure what cable set up or settings will maximize both audio and video. Any suggestions?
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I consider myself pretty tech savvy and generally good at connecting equipment. Your video helped me troubleshoot an issue and I am most thankful that I now get to enjoy dolby atmos as intended.
Hi, Sergio! I'm glad I could help!
@Techno Dad agreed thanks so much for this. Completely fixed the issues I was having trying to connect my new soundbar to my Series X. Thanks!!!
Thank you so much for this video. I spent several hours trying to get all the settings correctly set up but I was missing several on my Marantz NR1607. Now I am gaming in glorious 4k/120hz with my TCL 646 and my NR1607 connected to my Xbox Series X. Your video walked me right through all the settings easily the first time. I powered off/on to be sure and up popped all the notifications on my screen and receiver display. 4k/120hz. HDR10 and Dolby Atmos. Perfect.
Nice! I'm glad you found my video, Douglas!
I was bummin' pretty hard about the sync delay with my Series X / LG C9 / Denon AVR / 5.1.2 set up. Followed this video (I admit I wasn't optimistic), and it worked perfectly...I had done everything, except didn't toggle eArc and pass through on the TV (I set it to use eArc as the source, but that wasn't complete enough)...that did the trick! Thanks for solving my 1%'er problems, Techno Dad!
AYYYYY!! I'm glad my video helped.
Hi, sorry I know this is from 2 years ago but I am just about to pull the trigger on a Denon AVC-X6700H and I have same LG C9 as you.
I recently saw a video on Digital Foundry where they are discussing the Atmos delay on Xbox and how it was unbearable to use so they reverted to DD. Is this the same issue you had, and did following this setup completely remove the delay issues?
In the opinion of John at Digital Foundry it was a bug with the Xbox that hadn't been fixed, or do you think he's got the wrong settings applied on one or more devices?
Any clarification would be greatly appreciated as I too seem to be in the same 1%er club as you, and was wondering if waiting a while for newer AVR's with updated HDMI specs might be better, rather than using eARC workaround.
The DF video is on DF Clips 'playstation 5 Dolby Atmos support tested' (they mostly discuss the issues with Xbox though)
Oh my God it's insane that one can have all the right equipment and still not get the best output due to the wrong settings. Manufacturers need to work on making this plug and play. Way too complicated for most people to get all these setting right.
Thanks for the video!
I totally agree, Jon! They should have these things be automatic.
Could you do a comparison on the audio delay when going to the tv speakers and going through earc to external speakers with this setup?
With these exact settings, I get some pretty horrific audio lag when using Dolby Atmos. My setup: Xbox Series X --HDMI 2.1--> LG C1 OLED --HDMI ARC--> LG SN7R soundbar. My settings are - Xbox: Bitstream out, Dolby Atmos for home theater; TV: Sound out Auto, eARC off; soundbar: ARC.
Hi. Are you able to brief me on this? I have the same TV and my Xbox x series literally has no sound when playing games. Thanks.
Thank you! You solved my issue of not being able to run my Xbox X on UHD@120HZ. It finally came down to be my LG sound bar not being HDMI 2.1 but 2.0. Most expensive soundbar they had the SL10YG. I have it all hooked up to an LG C3 it was soo frustrating seeing my Xbox tell me my C3 didn't have all the features it was supposed to. This video solved my issue, thanks again!
Any chance we can get an updated version for this video? Lets say with a C1 or C2 and the newest series X with the pass through option? I’m a bit lost now (just go myself a new 65” C2) and the options aren’t the same anymore. (Both the series X and the C2 have a pass through option for sound) And I’m assuming I should let them pass everything to my Denon receiver?)
If xbox sends uncompressed video and audio to the TV wouldn't it be less lag for the receiver to take that uncompressed audio passthrough via eARC vs ARC?
Thanks for this! I’ve got a LG 55 CX and Marantz SR5015 on the way! Can’t wait to get them all setup together.
Nice!
@@TechnoDad is your Audio Receiver on Surround Sound 5.1?
I've had my Xbox x since pretty much it came out and I've never had Dolby Atmos on it I've had Dolby vision but I can never got sound. I watched your video about 10 times and I never would have figured it out without your help thank you so much I just missed a couple of things but it works perfectly I love it thanks again
Nice, Vincent! Glad you got it figured out!
Fantastic video, clear explanation, easy to follow. Great job Techno Dad!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Channa, can you suggest a receiver under $500 that would have eArc + hdmi 2.1 and would be compatible with ps5??
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Nice Job with the video! Its exactly what I was looking for!... I have one question, after you do all these changes, if you want to watch Netflix for example from the platform in the Oled, you dont need to change nothing? The configuraron is permanent and doesnt affect others apps?
THANK YOU! Been searching for this for years for my (new) Xbox Series X to LG C9 to Marantz 6011. The only issue was the lag, and the LG AV sync setting does nothing to help. Had to switch Xbox audio out to uncompressed stereo, 5.1, or 7.1. Let's hope for a firmware fix from Microsoft's side...
Excuse me, do you know if the pcm audio can output 5.1 channels through earc. Or how do you get uncompressed 5.1 channels from the Xbox, I’m trying to figure out how to do the same but for a PS5. I don’t have a hdmi 2.1 receiver so I’m using earc as my tv and receiver do support both of them earc.
Hey Techno Dad, I also have a OLED E9, running Series X cable straight to the tv via hdmi 1, then cable to my denon AVRX4400. No matter what I do I can’t get rid of the audio lag whenever you select bitstream then Dolby Atmos in the xbox setting. Even the Dolby digital has a lag. The only option that does not give lag is uncompressed and DTS. None of the lip sync settings will fix the lag, I know a lot of people have this exact same issue.
Hi Diego! I don't have those issues and I'm not doing anything special. Could it be a cable issue? Maybe swap out the cable from the E9 to the Denon? I'm not really sure anything else that could help the situation.
Same issue and it's pretty frustrating
Did anyone sort the lag issue out? I’m having the same issue with my C1. Apparently the game mode/ low latency is causing this but I don’t know how to remove the lag.
I just bought the LG C2 and this video worked perfectly to get me Atmos with my Yamaha RX-V683 while enjoying the 4K 120hz. Thank you!!!!!
I have very similar Yamaha (RX V685)
Did you feel some audio delays?
@@tommek1982 Sometimes when switching to something else, yes. HBO Max has a definite lag of about 4s to get started. I can deal with this until I can afford an upgrade
@@notmikemiz ohh terrible and strange at the same time because i dont feel any delays watching tv, TV apps like HBO etc. I had only one audio delay issue with xbox series x.
Can U tell me which audio option on your xbox is with less audio delay? 5.1 uncompressed, Dolby Digital or maybe Dolby atmos? Im asking because i chose Dolby Digital and i think there is a very minimum audio delay hard to catch but maybe it is something wrong with my brain xD
@@tommek1982 5.1 uncompressed, the delay seems to be due to the receiver switching functions when switching apps - some use atmos, some not. That's likely the cause of the delays
I followed these steps but had a delay of speech on the movie and went back to the optical cable. Thoughts?
Hi. Great video. I did everything exactly as you instructed using the Xbox series X, LG CX and a Marantz 1171 8k receiver. Everything works, EXCEPT, there is a slight audio delay when playing Xbox with the audio set to Dolby atmos. Nothing seems to work, not even adjusting the audio sync delay on the AVR. It’s not awful, but it’s kind of annoying and noticeable in games like call of duty. I’m wondering if I’m just better off using uncompressed audio. Seems like a waste to not take advantage of Atmos. Any suggestions?
Hi i have exactly same problem with little audio delay. Did you solve it?
Maybe this is a dumb question, say I follow these steps and it works great for the Xbox. My question is, If I want to add a PS5 and a Nintendo switch to the system along with the Xbox, (so 3 different systems) do they get plugged into the TV too, or into the AVR?
@technodad can we get this exact same video updated with Xbox Series X & Pioneer Receivers? (VSX-LX505 etc).
I do not believe that combo exists on TH-cam, and its common use leads to a lot of questions on similar videos. I have that combo and am having trouble replicating your testing results. Thanks!
TD saving lives. Was getting ready to take the Avr back till I saw this. All good now!
Nice! Glad you found the video.
Great video!
If i watch the news for example i will hear the audio through the AVR or once the AVR is switched off the sound will be pushed through the tv speakers?
Great Video. When someone knows what they talking about , the video just flows and simplifies things :)
Happy new year and big thx for your videos... I have questions regarding digital sound out on LG TV. You said that Auto is for ARC and pass through is for eARC. I've a budget LG tv (UN7300) with a standard HDMI ARC but I've have both options (auto/pass through)
1/ what's the point of having pass through option since my tv don't support eARC?
2/ what's the difference between both options (I mean what auto really do and what pass through do)?
3/ I have the JBL Bar 5.1 (with real surround speakers which support PCM/LPCM, AC3 and DTS) I know that my tv don't support DTS as all LG TVs of 2020 and ARC pass through don't support LPCM so the only option I've is Dolby digital and am wondering if auto is the right choice rather than using passthrough!?
PS: I can detect a difference between both options; when auto is selected surround speakers are a bit louder when pass through is selected the front speakers (from soundbar) are a bit louder and surround speakers are less louder.
Plz help auto or passthrough which is the most accurate in my case and what's the difference between both.
Hey Techno Dad, thanks for the great video!
Question:
Should I purchase a new AVR now or wait until the HDMI issue is resolved? What would you recommend
Damn! That's pretty odd...I would try contacting TCL tech support.
"HDMI 2.1 chip set mismatch" 😂🤣😅. Very proud of you for not cursing. Although I am fairly certain it got left on the cutting room floor🤣
Yeah man, that’s what they are calling it. Ridiculous!
Great information, this should also work with a PS5 and a TCL R646? My AV-Receceiver is 4k but only has ARC but I'm thinking this workaround will still give me 4k/120hz and stereo/atmos sound? I was worried I'd need a new receiver with 2.1 but do you think this setup will work for me?
So are Marantz and Denon the only AVR's that work with next gen consoles?
I can't wait to get all this up and running, been a goal for a long time now. Have my 77 CX coming in the next week or so and the atmos ceiling speakers installed around then as well. This video was very helpful, thanks very much! I've got a great wife for putting up with my obsessions when it comes to gaming and home theater 😁😁
Best of luck! Let me know if you need any more help!
Would you recommend turning on allow dolby vision and dolby vision for gaming from the xbox menu ---> tv & display ---> video modes?
Hi Techno dad, great video...I have a question by the way....
The AVRs that I have checked all claim Dolby Atmos BUT then have ARC HDMI and not eARC, so when the TV with eARC sends UNCOMPRESSED signals to the AVR, is the AVR in a position to accept that...?? Remember, the AVR says ARC (next to HDMI) and not eARC...?
I have sony BDV-N9200WL HOME THETER and Not supported Dolpy Atmos, Can it work with this adapter?
clear explanation, you´re my hero!!! I have a question, when you plug hdmi to eARC from TV, you used the spk618 too?
Hi! I’m glad you liked the video. No, I was not using the SPK618 when I made this video. I recently received that box.
We’re you able to enable dtsx like this... I was able to set it to atmos, but if I try to set it to dts x I say my receiver Is Not capable (I have a 6700h)
I really appreciate you helping me out a lot of TH-camrs wouldn't even took the time to do that it would just ignore
So if I understand this correctly if the Marantz has HDMI 4k 120 hz output to the tv this workaround would no be necessary.
Great video. I have the same set up but just a Sony amp. I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get 120hz...so I followed your instructions and bam! THANK YOU!
Glad I could help!
This is how i have my Xbox Series X set up but i get audio lag ( like most people are) ( LG CX77/Yamaha AVR)
when using Atoms. Ive tried so many configurations and nothing works unless i turn of Atmos on the Xbox.
With my Apple TV 4k i have no issues and its ran the the way the Xbox is setup. No Lag, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision.Very frustrating 🤬
I did pretty much everything thing you did but for me there's no Bitstream option on the Xbox...What should I Do ?
Super helpful video bro ann these manufacturers should feel shame . It shouldn't be this hard to get both things to work in tandem.
Right?!?! I’m glad you found my video!
I have a samsung series Q80T instead of a LG - I will get home tomorrow to setup my new Paradigm/Denon home theater but was curious if we know if the same theory can be used with this TV. Looking at the specs it seems like it is capable of most of what the LG is (120 Hz, eARC, etc)
Thank you for the information. It look like we are going back to put everything to the T.V. and use the T.V. Earc to the Earc receiver. Until the receiver get more 2.1 for all your devices. I got a LG CX with Denon X4400H Dolby Atmos work only if the EArc is off on the LG CX watching Netflix, Prime Video and Disneyplus.
Just change the video to audio 2 that's coming in on e-ark on your receiver settings
But doesn't the Xbox hdmi 2.1 needs to be on the TV hdmi 2.1 so it can be true 4k?
Did you find out if there is any audio lag?
Hell yes there is. You're forced to put it into uncompressed 5.1 or 7.1
As far as I understand, the XBOX supports Dolby Atmos audio. Is it possible to know which Atmos it outputs (PCM/DD+/TRUE HD) in games
Would this work on a monitor on the ps5?
DAAAAMMMMNNN. Great graphics, blacks are black colors look stunning. It was hard to see as you were going inside the warehouse (in game context)
I have an 86" LG TV and a 7.2 AVR Denon S970H Receiver. I can't hear any sound when trying to connect the ARC to the Receiver and TV. I have 5 ceiling speakers and two standing speakers with 2 subs. I upgraded my Denon from a 5.2 to 7.2. I can't get any sound. I believe the LG TV settings are not correct.Can you help?
Do all Xbox one x and beyond have Dolby atmos? Why am I only getting firing at my front presence atmos speakers and front speakers?
But with this solution DTS X is not recognized? Or am I doing something wrong?
Does that work with an HDMI Sync Box from Philipps Hue? How would like the connections be then?
Can you do the same on the Samsung S95B?
Hi. I dont have eARC on either my Sony STR DH590 or my Toshiba M550 Fire TV. I am used to run-in all devices (Xbox one X, PS4, etc) to AVR first then HDMI ARC to TV. Question: Will there be any improvement if I route the XBOX one X first to TV then ARC from TV to AVR? I suspect given my 4K 60Hz limitations across the board it wont make any difference...?? Thanks in advance for the reply
I'm getting an Xbox X,TCL class 6 65"..I have an Integra DTR 50.3 that I love. I don't want to get rid of it. I use it strictly in 2 channel,3 amps,6 15" Cerwin Vega's. Now can I game and still use my receiver?Hope I'm making sense. I know the Integra cannot do 4k 120hz but the new TV will. I don't want to lose my big system while gaming, watching movies,music,etc...Thanks in advance for any and all help.
I have a sound bar that has e Arc, as well as the AVR and the TV...how do I connect the Soundbar specifically....TV or AVR?
I put my hdmi cables the ones you recommended and the Xbox on my TV says that everything is Dolby vision and Dolby sounds but there is no sound co.ing out of my speakers ugh I'm sure I'm missing something but I can't figure it out.... help ...
ahh..I've just installed my LG C1 with everything going in a Denon avr-1912 (computer, xbox, concast cable box). I should have everything hitting the LG first and eArc to the Denon. Problem is, already mounted and might have a problem squeezing 2 more hdmi cables into the wall.
My Xbox keeps saying my receiver doesn’t support Dolby Atmos any advice?
I have set up all components as suggested, Xbox series x shows atmos is active and confirmed via Dolby xbox app. However, signal is not atmos and 5.1 and 7. 1 are no longer options in xbox sound settings. I have a Denon x2800h and LG C2. Any help is appreciated.
huh - how are you getting Atmos without eARC??
My set up is similar, but I get massive audio lag. Series x using HDMI 2.1 out to Samsung Q90 gaming port(4k 120) then using the eARC out port to a ARC only receiver (there is no ARC only port). The Samsung say I can turn of eARC and pass through signal, but ATMOS does not show. Also, when set up this way the XBOX Series X shows a message, my receiver isn't capable of decoding the bluray option of "let my receiver decode".
I could use a work around for this. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
I have the exact same problem. Series X to Q90, Q90 to ARC only receiver. Unbearable audio lag, i have found two products i haven't tried yet. One is by "ThenAudio" the shARC. They claim is will seperate the audio and remove the lag. A much cheaper option, but I think may work, is the OREI eARC 4K 60Hz Audio Extractor. I have not tried either yet, but have the OREI on order.
Great video... thanks
Question: what if I have also other inputs connected to the AVR (Denon AVR-x2400) like Apple TV, PS4, etc? Those will work normally via the AVR monitor (ARC) connection to the LG OLED TV (HDMI1)?
Great vid. Wondering, if you have ANY guidance regarding the setup via a Nakamichi Shockwafe 9.2 Ultra soundbar. I'm running an XBOX SERIES X via my LG C9 and the Nakamichi soundbar. Nak help desk setup guide says to connect XBOX via HDMI 2 port on the soundbar. That setup does NOT allow for 120HZ 4K UHD. I tried connecting the XBOX directly to the HDMI 1 port on the C9 (as instructed in your vid) and...suddenly the XBOX display settings confirmed 120HZ 4K UHD...and all green checkmarks. BUT...sound for some reason was weird...muffled, not working correctly. I've reached out to Nakamichi and just waiting for their reply. Figured I'd hit you up as well as trust your guidance. (just FYI: The Nakamichi soundbar only has an ARC port...not eARC) And as you know, the LG C9 has the eARC.
Good vid and info.
Will say when I saw the $15/month fee to use the Dolby app with xbox series x (from xbox app store), no way do I want a high priced monthly subscription to use that app.
You think it would be included with xbox.
Anyway, I am still looking for ~500$ range 7.2 amp to work with my xbox series x at 120 hz 4k (48gbs). Tired of returning amps since they all seem to fail the xbox 120 hz test. Seems Denon is overpriced and its 8k is only 40gbs so their units still need to be better fixed to work with the hdmi 2.1 not to mention the hdmi 2.1a future update.
(Presently using - LG 75NANO90UNA display works good at 120 hz 4k but optical is only stereo out, amp is Onkyo NR 787 which is only 4k 60hz).
I think that monthly option is only for the headphones. I don’t pay a monthly fee for Atmos on the Xbox. All AVRs HDMI 2.1 are capped at 40 Gbps right now, so you’ll be waiting for a bit. I still connect Series X to my LG directly and then go eARC for the sound.
@@TechnoDad
I saw the monthly subscription for Dolby and quit the download so I don't know. I may give it a try again latter. Probably will have to replace amp when I find one that works at 4k 120hz low price range.
Have watched your Pioneer VSX-LX505 Unboxing vid and I might consider that amp, but, waiting to see how you like it so far. Maybe the RZ50 it seems to do everything (iMax, Atmos surrounds 120hz 4k/8k) , but price is high and none have Auro 3D.
Is this also the case with the 2021 receivers
Does it work with DTS:X too?
For some reason there is an audio latency with Dolby atmos and my video elevate system. I have an LG nano cell 90 television. Everything is set just like you described in this video but I cannot get rid of the audio latency
There is a lip sync/AV sync option in the LG.
So I just got a newer denon 3700h which is supposed to fix the hdmi mismatch
LG CX
Xbox series X
Which inputs do I use to get 4k/120hz.
Still showing 4k/120hz not available
I have a C1 XSX and PS5 and Denon from 2018. No matter what I do I have to either connect to the TV if I want 120Hz but then I don't get an option for my 5.1 setup, just stereo (I don't have Atmos). I can connect to the AVR if I want to be able to have 5.1 output but then I don't get 120Hz. I opt for sound but I obviously wish I could have both. ARC doesn't seem to be sending a 5.1 signal on it's own and I can't find any setting in the LGC1 menus to turn it on.
Help, I can't get any audio doing it this way. Is my denon to old, it's the x4200w.. am I missing a step??!?
Can I connect the LG tv to a USB-c DAC with HDMI eARC (e.g. with HDMI 2.1 to usb-c adapter cable )?
Will this work for Onkyo or other brands? I have a TX-NR797, which is a 2019 9.1 chanel receiver with Atmos capabilities. I currently have 5.1, but will be installing 4 overheads for 5.1.4. My TV is a Sharp from 2019, but I plan on upgrading soon to a 4K tv with 120HZ and VRR. I also just got a Series X. My receiver only supports 4K at 60fps, not acceptable, so I'd like to use ARC to send bitrate to my receiver.
Thank you so much!! My SPK618 Denon provided to me died, and I just hadn't been able to figure out ARC. Who knew it was so easy. Turns out I had all the settings correct, but I didn't have the HDMI cables in the right spot on the TV. Derp.. It just didn't make sense to me. Thank you again! I thought I was going to have to take my receiver in and/or buy a new one. whew. bullet dodged.
Hi Ryan! I’m glad my video helped you figure it out. Enjoy your setup!
Would you consider this a better solution than using the free box denon and marantz sends you for the 2.1 work around
Yes. I have the box and don't use it.
Ok I’m gonna be THAT GUY today!! I have an Onkyo HT-R580 and no it does not have Dolby Atmos!! I’m pretty sure I just need a new RVR but is there any way to get this to work until I buy my house? I tried to hook it up last night but am only getting 720p 😂😂!! Any idea on how to hook it up
@techno dad - i have a denon AVR-X3700H and just purchased an xbox x. will my tcl 4-series tv support my home theater set up. the tv only has 1 e-arc input from the xbox, but no e-arc output, only an hdmi out. any support is appreciated.
Help! I have a Bose 900 soundbar hooked up to my LG 48C10 Oled and my Series X. Dolby atmos sound. I get a random pop sound every once in a while while watching movies playing games are on TH-cam while using my Series X. I have a PS5 and it's hooked up the same and I have no audio issues. If I use my TV apps for movies are TH-cam no audio issues. What's going on? Thank's in Advance!
Good vid. Unfortunate that you don't really touch on the issue with a LOT of regular and 4k blurays that use DTS instead of Atmos as the C1 won't even pass the signal through to a receiver, so you're forced to either swap cables, use a switch, or a splitter if you don't want your xbox downconverting yoru DTS audio to 2ch PCM. LG still hasn't fixed that since they stopped paying for the DTS license with the C1 and on. And the fact that there aren't many budget-friendly HDMI 2.1 capable receivers on the market in '22 is just sad. :(
That's true, but that's why you have a separate 4K player.
Hi technodad
The xbox now has a audio pass through option and I have lg sn11 soundbar.
Should I use audio pass through on the xbox?
thanks for this video. I have a Sony Oled TV 4k and the newly released Denon 1700h. I haven't been able to get HDR, 120 hz or dolby atmos. Now with your help I'm going to change the HDMI connections and hope it will finally work. New sub here!
Finally I found your channel, Thanks for the help !
Anytime!
i have an LG C1 OLED with sonos beam gen 2 and sonos one SL and it says my tv is not compatible. Also doesnt show bitstream as an option. Any help would be great!
Ok so I know this question doesn't really relate to this video, but I feel like it's in the same vein enough and you seem to know what's up so here goes....I have a Xbox Series X and an LG C2. I don't have a soundbar or a receiver yet...my question is this...since the LG C2 "senses" the type of content I'm displaying will that feature be interfered with if I have a receiver in between the Series X and the TV?
I'm not 100% sure about that. Are you talking about the AI features for the picture?
@@TechnoDad basically yes that was my question. I've since gotten the answer. I first tried a VIZIO ELEVATE, but it's HDMI 2.0 so I lose 4k 120hz which is unacceptable so I wasn't able to use pass through. I hooked it up the other way and there was a noticeable lag between action and audio. So that is getting returned. I then got the Samsung Q990B and would you believe it's also HDMI 2.0!?! I was irritated because that info is hard to pull off the web or at least I had trouble and the dudes at Best Buy weren't any help....long story short I couldn't do pass through with it either BUT no audio lag so I'm happy overall.
Are you playing any games with atmos on SUrround Sound? I saw resident evil 2 supports it for series X. Bummer that ps5 is dev their own 3D spatial surround sound.
No. There is no way for Sony to deliver their 3D audio except from that one headset.
I am planning to get a soundbar, I have a question regarding the setup:
Xbox Series X which runs at 4K/120Hz and Dolby Vision or HDR on LG Nanocell TV
I'd like to purchase a soundbar now. If I am not mistaken, ARC or eARC should do the trick
The connection would be like this
Xbox Series X -> LG Nanocell TV (HDMI 2.1 Port)
and then
LG Nanocell TV -> Soundbar (z.B. LG SPD7Y) (HDMI 2.1 eArc)
In theory my TV should then still show the 4K/120Hz form the Xbox but the sound should come out of the soundbar (if set right in the TV)
Am I correct?
Hi! Yes, you understanding of the setup and connections is correct.
What do I do if I have a projector insteaf of the TV? Still the same process?
If you have a projector, then I don't think it matters as projectors won't support 4K 120Hz
I have all of these devices, and solved it the same way.
TLDR: bug with Panasonic boards affecting a huge number of receiver models this year. Likely won’t be a software fix, but hardware replacement.
I'm just very confused on what you said check out the link in the description so you have to buy 4K cord I thought Xbox One S on up comes with a 4K cord if that's the reason now I understand
I have an LG OLED C2 tv I paided for the Dolby Atmos app hooked my receiver into number one port and my arc port from my TV to the main one to my receiver I have 4K 120 Hz but when my TV goes on I get dobie vision but not Dobby Atmos no matter what I tried I've gone into the settings on the receiver and to the TV on the to the Xbox and it doesn't go on like you showed it I'm probably doing something wrong maybe you can send me a line let me know what's up thanks
If I connect my xbox to my AVR through HDMI, I have undecoded 5.1, 7.1 and DTS as available options. If I connect the console to the tv, and then send the audio through HDMI arc to the AVR, these options are not available and xbox recogniza dolby digital as my best option. Any idea how can I solve it?
I need to connect Xbox to my TV as my AVR does not support 4k
I have the Denon S760H, LG C1 and the Series X hooked up to a 7.1 atmos Klipsch system (the atmos klipsch are separate on top of the front speakers) anyway... the xbox audio settings has atmos or dts:x (HDMI) option but I wonder if running uncompressed 7.1 is better? If so can the AVR decode the audio from the xbox into DTS:X?
This is exactly the video I was trying to find, thank you
You are very welcome!
Just a note for anybody who might be wondering, the ps5 4k 120 works with my denon x4700h...I'm pretty sure all the hdmi 2.1 receivers will work with the ps5 it's just the xbox series x that is the mismatch. I have my series x running directly to an LG, so 4k 120 is no problem. Ori 4k 120 is spectacular.
Thanks IPT! I made a video outlining all the steps for PS5 Marantz/Denon to LG OLED as well - th-cam.com/video/JZB0M5Z_to8/w-d-xo.html
Great vid. Thanks man. I've got the Series X and LG E9 although my receiver is the Denon 3700. Got it setup as per your video now. I'm wondering what happens when a game isn't Dolby Atmos but the Series X is forcing Atmos Bitstream. Also. Do you know if that Marantz app works with Denon receivers? Would be very handy to see which speakers are currently active
Hello Ryan, download the Denon AVR Remote app. You may have to change passthrough to auto or change the Xbox back to 7.1 uncompressed so it doesn’t force Atmos.
The reason why I didn't answer you back I was sleeping I do appreciate it I just got done working yesterday
All good. I work graveyard so I understand having a crazy schedule.
@@TechnoDad thanks
How do you resolve the issue with audio sync delay on my Xbox series X connected to my LG C1? I have a Samsung Q950A sound bar connected via eARC. Dolby Atmos on Xbox has a delay! Please help!
Hey Channa, I bought DENON s650h recently and was disappointed that I've ducked up, as it does not support 120fps throughput, but your solutions seem to resolve that issue, but are there any drawbacks except comofrtability?
I have a new Denon AVR- S570bt and LG C2 with Xbox Series X. If I run Xbox to HDMI on TV and AVR to ARC I get the best pic resolution, but I only get uncompressed stereo. If I run Xbox through AVR, I get all the audio options, but 4k only runs at 60mhz refresh. Not sure what cable set up or settings will maximize both audio and video. Any suggestions?
Would this work with the denon AVR1612