Hi
I currently have the following set up at home:
SkyQ 2tb with Ultra HD
PS4
My TV is a Samsung UE40M/U6400. On the back of it, it has a Digital Audio out (optical) port, 2 HDMI ins (1 & 2) and an HDMI in 3 (ARC).
The Blu-ray is a Samsung AH64-05291B. It is a one box system.On the back it has a Digital Audio In, 2 HDMI ins and 1 HDMI out.
I have a subwoofer, a front speaker, left and right speakers and 2 rear speakers.
all works fine. I have my Sky and PS4 connected via HDMI into the blu-ray receiver. The only issue i have is that I cannot watch any programmes in Ultra HD and being a big sports fan that is quite key to me.
So i am wanting advice on what kind of Blu-ray player or surround sound receiver that I need to buy. I am really hoping that whatever I buy then i could re-use the existing subwoofer and existing speakers as i have run all those wires under the floor and don't fancy doing that again, and the subwoofer is quite narrow so fits nicely in the front room and isn't intrusive.
So any help and advice would be gratefully received. i really don't want a soundbar, i would prefer the full surround sound experience.
Many thanks
John
I currently have the following set up at home:
SkyQ 2tb with Ultra HD
PS4
My TV is a Samsung UE40M/U6400. On the back of it, it has a Digital Audio out (optical) port, 2 HDMI ins (1 & 2) and an HDMI in 3 (ARC).
The Blu-ray is a Samsung AH64-05291B. It is a one box system.On the back it has a Digital Audio In, 2 HDMI ins and 1 HDMI out.
I have a subwoofer, a front speaker, left and right speakers and 2 rear speakers.
all works fine. I have my Sky and PS4 connected via HDMI into the blu-ray receiver. The only issue i have is that I cannot watch any programmes in Ultra HD and being a big sports fan that is quite key to me.
So i am wanting advice on what kind of Blu-ray player or surround sound receiver that I need to buy. I am really hoping that whatever I buy then i could re-use the existing subwoofer and existing speakers as i have run all those wires under the floor and don't fancy doing that again, and the subwoofer is quite narrow so fits nicely in the front room and isn't intrusive.
So any help and advice would be gratefully received. i really don't want a soundbar, i would prefer the full surround sound experience.
Many thanks
John