eXelium
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Hi All,
As the post title says, I am situation when I have a trio of devices where nothing works at its best when playing content from NAS (mostly using Kodi Android).
1. Sony Bravia TV with Dolby Vision and eARC
2. Samsung HW-N950 soundbar. No eARC, unknown if it will pass through Dolby Vision to the TV. Plays all sound formats though. Side note not enough bass in listening spot would down firing subwoofer work better?
3. Nvidia Shield 2017. No Dolby Vision support. All audio formats play fine though.
My thoughts (from cheapest)
1. Nvidia Shield 2019 (will Dolby Vision reach TV?)
2. JBL Bar 9.1 - eARC, room calibration, different subwoofer construction (downfiring)
3. Samsung HW-Q950A - eARC, couple iterations newer, room calibration, sidefiring subwoofer as on N950.
I went into topics for both of those soundbars and in specific conditions eARC breaks? Is it when playing from PC or a console?
What can I do? Or what would you do to enjoy content with Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and potentially other HD audio formats?
As the post title says, I am situation when I have a trio of devices where nothing works at its best when playing content from NAS (mostly using Kodi Android).
1. Sony Bravia TV with Dolby Vision and eARC
2. Samsung HW-N950 soundbar. No eARC, unknown if it will pass through Dolby Vision to the TV. Plays all sound formats though. Side note not enough bass in listening spot would down firing subwoofer work better?
3. Nvidia Shield 2017. No Dolby Vision support. All audio formats play fine though.
My thoughts (from cheapest)
1. Nvidia Shield 2019 (will Dolby Vision reach TV?)
2. JBL Bar 9.1 - eARC, room calibration, different subwoofer construction (downfiring)
3. Samsung HW-Q950A - eARC, couple iterations newer, room calibration, sidefiring subwoofer as on N950.
I went into topics for both of those soundbars and in specific conditions eARC breaks? Is it when playing from PC or a console?
What can I do? Or what would you do to enjoy content with Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and potentially other HD audio formats?