What did you use for source to try? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #61 What did you use for source to try? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #62 So what to set on receiver what mode? Because there is same modes as hdmi inputs game, sat, usb ant others
So what to set on receiver what mode? Because there is same modes as hdmi inputs game, sat, usb ant others
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #63 Dolby atmaz said: So what to set on receiver what mode? Because there is same modes as hdmi inputs game, sat, usb ant others Click to expand... What do you mean mode? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Dolby atmaz said: So what to set on receiver what mode? Because there is same modes as hdmi inputs game, sat, usb ant others Click to expand... What do you mean mode? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #64 On receiver i can select source as game, tv audio, sat, usb, aux, but when i select tv audio its not playing
On receiver i can select source as game, tv audio, sat, usb, aux, but when i select tv audio its not playing
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #65 i try to play from youtube from telephone nothings works
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #66 Dolby atmaz said: i try to play from youtube from telephone nothings works Click to expand... So you airplay it or something to tv? Have you run through the setup the denon wants you to when you turn it on for the first time? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Dolby atmaz said: i try to play from youtube from telephone nothings works Click to expand... So you airplay it or something to tv? Have you run through the setup the denon wants you to when you turn it on for the first time? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #67 Its a mirror app through telephone connecten with tv. But when i connect hdmi i go to youtube through tv i cant hear music too.
Its a mirror app through telephone connecten with tv. But when i connect hdmi i go to youtube through tv i cant hear music too.
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #68 I think if there is no arc on receiver you cant play through arc hdmi
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #69 Dolby atmaz said: I think if there is no arc on receiver you cant play through arc hdmi Click to expand... What input did you select on the denon? Have you read the startup guide in the denon manual and followed the setup guide? After that a much better first try is to check if you have sound when playing a game or movie through the ps4. Is HDMI(ARC) set to on in both the tv and the denon? Edit:which denon reciever did you end up with? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Dolby atmaz said: I think if there is no arc on receiver you cant play through arc hdmi Click to expand... What input did you select on the denon? Have you read the startup guide in the denon manual and followed the setup guide? After that a much better first try is to check if you have sound when playing a game or movie through the ps4. Is HDMI(ARC) set to on in both the tv and the denon? Edit:which denon reciever did you end up with? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #70 Maybe its only possible to connect with optical cable
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #71 Dolby atmaz said: Maybe its only possible to connect with optical cable Click to expand... No But you can if you want to, for youtube it doesnt matter. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Dolby atmaz said: Maybe its only possible to connect with optical cable Click to expand... No But you can if you want to, for youtube it doesnt matter. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #72 Leemix said: What input did you select on the denon? Have you read the startup guide in the denon manual and followed the setup guide? After that a much better first try is to check if you have sound when playing a game or movie through the ps4. Is HDMI(ARC) set to on in both the tv and the denon? Edit:which denon reciever did you end up with? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Click to expand... Hdmi arc on tv is set as hdmi port 2. On denon you can only choose from scrolling the button and selecting one of the source as i mention i select tv audio. There is no arc thing on denon, no where. There was no manual or guide with denon. I took 520bt denon
Leemix said: What input did you select on the denon? Have you read the startup guide in the denon manual and followed the setup guide? After that a much better first try is to check if you have sound when playing a game or movie through the ps4. Is HDMI(ARC) set to on in both the tv and the denon? Edit:which denon reciever did you end up with? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Click to expand... Hdmi arc on tv is set as hdmi port 2. On denon you can only choose from scrolling the button and selecting one of the source as i mention i select tv audio. There is no arc thing on denon, no where. There was no manual or guide with denon. I took 520bt denon
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #73 http://manuals.denon.com/AVRX520BT/EU/EN/index.php Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #74 Looks like the 520 doesnt have arc, i thought all newer did, but that means you will need to use an optical cable from tv to the denon for things where the tv is the source (like youtube). For bluray/ps4 connect the hdmi to the reciever to get the best sound. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Looks like the 520 doesnt have arc, i thought all newer did, but that means you will need to use an optical cable from tv to the denon for things where the tv is the source (like youtube). For bluray/ps4 connect the hdmi to the reciever to get the best sound. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 27, 2018 #75 Does it mean my denon sucks? Optical cable produce worst sound than hdmi? I saw that optical cable does not transfer only dolby atmos and other new sounds
Does it mean my denon sucks? Optical cable produce worst sound than hdmi? I saw that optical cable does not transfer only dolby atmos and other new sounds
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 27, 2018 #76 Dolby atmaz said: Does it mean my denon sucks? Optical cable produce worst sound than hdmi? I saw that optical cable does not transfer only dolby atmos and other new sounds Click to expand... Its a budget model so atmos isnt really an option, but atmos require a lot more speakers and not all that many do atmos setups even with fully atmos capable gear. Youtube doesnt do atmos as far as i know anyway and you wont use optical connection for bluray and other sources that might have «better» quality. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Dolby atmaz said: Does it mean my denon sucks? Optical cable produce worst sound than hdmi? I saw that optical cable does not transfer only dolby atmos and other new sounds Click to expand... Its a budget model so atmos isnt really an option, but atmos require a lot more speakers and not all that many do atmos setups even with fully atmos capable gear. Youtube doesnt do atmos as far as i know anyway and you wont use optical connection for bluray and other sources that might have «better» quality. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 28, 2018 #78 Dolby atmaz said: So i will not loose any quality by using optical? Click to expand... Not from youtube and such where you use the tv as a source. Bluray you would but that you connect with hdmi to reciever. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Dolby atmaz said: So i will not loose any quality by using optical? Click to expand... Not from youtube and such where you use the tv as a source. Bluray you would but that you connect with hdmi to reciever. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
L Leemix Audioholic General Jul 28, 2018 #79 dinersherman said: If you’re going to use your system in a small or multi-purpose environment, we recommend going with a home theater receiver like the Concert AVR-9 from Audio Control. This receiver not only amplifies your high-end audio signals but it’s also fully compatible with 4K video technology and Dolby Atmos to give you immersive surround sound when watching movies. If you’re a dedicated audiophile that wants to create a traditional stereo system in a custom listening room, you may want to go with separates. Having a separate amp helps you get the most out of your expensive loudspeakers since you can get more power behind your signal. You can also pick and choose the technology that best fits your musical preferences. Click to expand... Thats a bit off the mark, he’s already bought a budget denon which has all he needs for the immediate future. Separates/atmos etc as far as i understand it would be a long way off if ever.
dinersherman said: If you’re going to use your system in a small or multi-purpose environment, we recommend going with a home theater receiver like the Concert AVR-9 from Audio Control. This receiver not only amplifies your high-end audio signals but it’s also fully compatible with 4K video technology and Dolby Atmos to give you immersive surround sound when watching movies. If you’re a dedicated audiophile that wants to create a traditional stereo system in a custom listening room, you may want to go with separates. Having a separate amp helps you get the most out of your expensive loudspeakers since you can get more power behind your signal. You can also pick and choose the technology that best fits your musical preferences. Click to expand... Thats a bit off the mark, he’s already bought a budget denon which has all he needs for the immediate future. Separates/atmos etc as far as i understand it would be a long way off if ever.
D Dolby atmaz Audioholic Intern Jul 28, 2018 #80 In future i plan to improve everything, so its okay that you recommend. Should i buy more optical cables or just one tv> receiver
In future i plan to improve everything, so its okay that you recommend. Should i buy more optical cables or just one tv> receiver
