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ARC connected but no audio (resolved!) - AVS Forum Hey everyone, I'm trying to hook up my TV and receiver via HDMI ARC, but I'm struggling to get the TV audio on my surroundspeakers TV: LG OLED55BX6LB Receiver: Denon AVR-X1300W HDMI cable connected from TV's HDMI ARC port to receiver's HDMI ACR port Temporarily disconnected all other
Sonos Arc vs Arc Ultra - AVS Forum I upgraded from the Arc to the Arc Ultra (with Era 300 surrounds) and have been really surprised: - The center channel audio is truly improved I can hear dialogue without turning on Speech Enhancement (did this always have Low, Medium, and High levels, or is that only for the Ultra?) and without using Enhance Dialogue on my AppleTV
HDMI audio extractor vs eARC extractor - AVS Forum ARC only supports up to six-channel compressed audio and has a maximum bandwidth of 1Mb second Since HDMI 2 1 has a higher bandwidth than HDMI 1 4, it can transfer more data faster That means the audio signal doesn’t have to be compressed as much, and you’ll get better audio quality with eARC
Dedicated ARC Genesis thread | Page 102 - AVS Forum Before ARC genesis, I found these discussions very helpful in adjusting ARC 2, however they don't really seem to apply much to ARC genesis Although I am happy with the initial results from ARC Genesis, I am also interested in trying adjustments and learning what other users have tried and what their results are
Dolby Digital Plus (DD+) Atmos over HDMI ARC - AVS Forum This means, an ARC source (TV) can determine which audio formats are understood by the ARC receiver (AVR, Soundbar), while an SPDIF source can just try and send stuff and hope for the best Mainly for this reason, SPDIF is usually limited to the 48 kHz realm (DD, DTS and stereo PCM), and often can not support the 96 and 192 kHz formats (96 kHz