• Scrubelicious@alien.topBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    Nice! My guess from the sockets and furniture, your located in Europe? Say could post a link for the tunneling you are using to the TV? 😊

    • YouthOfTheNation1@alien.topOPBEnglish
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      11 months ago

      Yes! Europe it is. The tunnel is pretty standard and I bought it on the equivalent to the American Home Depot.

  • GarageInfinite5006@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    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