GarageInfinite5006

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[–] GarageInfinite5006@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Yes

What model TV do you have?

What sound system do you have?

[–] GarageInfinite5006@alien.top 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Nice Setup

Set the LG C1 TV to these settings:

HDMI Input Audio Format: Bitstream

Digital Sound Output: Pass Through

HDMI eARC Support: On

Set the Apple TV to these settings:

Change Format: Off

Dolby Atmos: On

Set the PlayStation Five to the following settings:

Output Device: HDMI Device (AV Amplifier)

HDMI Device Type: AV Amplifier

Number Of Channels: 7.1 ch

Audio Format (Priority) There are 4 different audio settings and these are the best ways to utilize each one. This is in the PS5 settings:

Use the (DTS) setting when you’re only watching a movie with a DTS-encoded Blu-ray disc.

Use the (Linear PCM) setting for games that doesn't support Dolby Audio & or Dolby Atmos, or when streaming Stereo content like YouTube, or when watching content from a Blu-ray disc.

Use the (Dolby Audio) setting when gaming or streaming content from the PS5, or watching a Dolby Audio encoded Blu-ray disc.

Use the (Dolby Atmos) setting if you’re playing actual Dolby Atmos content through streaming apps, a Dolby Atmos encoded Blu-ray Disc, or playing games that utilize the new 3D audio engine.

When using your own Blu-ray Discs & DVDs, there are also some settings you would need to change there too which is in a separate menu on the disc player.

On the controller, press the button that has 3 straight lines which is located to the left of the triangle button & to the right of the touchpad on the controller then set these settings:

Bitstream
Linear PCM

[–] GarageInfinite5006@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Set your LG C2 TV to these settings:

HDMI Input Audio Format: Bitstream

Digital Sound Output: Pass Through

HDMI eARC Support: On

Set the Apple TV to these settings:

Change Format: Off

Dolby Atmos: On

[–] GarageInfinite5006@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (3 children)

Basically the HomePods are the default audio output source so whatever audio signal the TV is receiving from the TV will be sent to the HomePods.

With that being said, you can use AirPods & other wireless audio devices with an Apple TV but not with the PS4 & PS5.

[–] GarageInfinite5006@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (5 children)

You cannot use wireless audio devices with the PS4 & PS5.

[–] GarageInfinite5006@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

I have a Sonos 7.2.4 home theater system which consists of an Arc + 2 Subs (Gen 3) + 2 Era 300s paired with a Sony A95L (77 Inch size) and it’s amazing.

You can control the volume use the Apple TV Remote, Apple TV Remote from an iPhone, & from the control center when you select the Apple TV.