Captainkrk
Novice Member
Ok...I just bought an LG C9 not to long ago and I am having some issues that I'm hoping someone can help me with.
I have my Xbox one X hooked up direct to TV (for vrr and dolby vision and other things as my onkyo receiver doesn't support eArc only Arc).
Now I'm confused as I know normal arc cannot pass things like dolby atmos and eArc can. When I watch things like marvel movies on disney+ it seems to work fine but when I play a game (that isn't even atmos, I like the upmix) there is quite a bit of audio lag. Now if I plug the Xbox direct into the hdmi port that is using the Arc on the receiver there is no audio lag but I lose vrr and dolby vision.
How is the audio different passing through the tv then it is direct to receiver? I have even tried setting the tv audio to bypass and passthrough and nothing works...there is only audio lag while playing the games. Is there any way I can fix this or do I need eArc? As I said the audio shouldn't be changed that drastically just because it's passing through the tv should it? The receiver does support atmos and dts: x and all that jazz. Anyways I hope this makes sense...thanks for the help.
I have my Xbox one X hooked up direct to TV (for vrr and dolby vision and other things as my onkyo receiver doesn't support eArc only Arc).
Now I'm confused as I know normal arc cannot pass things like dolby atmos and eArc can. When I watch things like marvel movies on disney+ it seems to work fine but when I play a game (that isn't even atmos, I like the upmix) there is quite a bit of audio lag. Now if I plug the Xbox direct into the hdmi port that is using the Arc on the receiver there is no audio lag but I lose vrr and dolby vision.
How is the audio different passing through the tv then it is direct to receiver? I have even tried setting the tv audio to bypass and passthrough and nothing works...there is only audio lag while playing the games. Is there any way I can fix this or do I need eArc? As I said the audio shouldn't be changed that drastically just because it's passing through the tv should it? The receiver does support atmos and dts: x and all that jazz. Anyways I hope this makes sense...thanks for the help.