Grolsch
Novice Member
Wondering if anyone can help with this, didn't post in the specific owners thread because I may have to buy another Amp if there's other options.
I've bought a Denon X1700h, it was only after spending countless hours setting up my new cinema system that I realised I no longer have audio to my headphones.
So I bought this Amp based on the VRR support for my PS5. I use a set of Steel series headphones for online gaming which require an optical input for the best sound quality. I'm sure I read somewhere it's best to run your devices to the Amp then have a single cable to the TV.
I can't see to figure out how to get the Amp to pass the audio onto the TV so my TV can output sound via optical as it was before. This is a deal breaker for me and now wondering if I should sell the Amp and buy one with an optical out?
My other option is to run all my devices through my TV then to the Amp via eArc? Will this have any negative effect on audio quality etc? Again may as well get rid of the amp and buy something else, so any recommendations if so? Just seems a waste of cash for the HDMI 2.1 support if I'm not even using it.
I've bought a Denon X1700h, it was only after spending countless hours setting up my new cinema system that I realised I no longer have audio to my headphones.
So I bought this Amp based on the VRR support for my PS5. I use a set of Steel series headphones for online gaming which require an optical input for the best sound quality. I'm sure I read somewhere it's best to run your devices to the Amp then have a single cable to the TV.
I can't see to figure out how to get the Amp to pass the audio onto the TV so my TV can output sound via optical as it was before. This is a deal breaker for me and now wondering if I should sell the Amp and buy one with an optical out?
My other option is to run all my devices through my TV then to the Amp via eArc? Will this have any negative effect on audio quality etc? Again may as well get rid of the amp and buy something else, so any recommendations if so? Just seems a waste of cash for the HDMI 2.1 support if I'm not even using it.