I'm having issues playing back 4k Ultra HD blurays on my Xbox Series X.
My Xbox Series X is connected via HDMI cable supplied with the Series X directly to HDMI 1 on the TV on a 55 LG CX (with latest software update). Resolution is 4k@120Hz.
Video modes:
Allow 50Hz, 24Hz, auto-latency mode, variable refresh rate, 4k, HDR10, Dolby Vision are all enabled.
Allow YCC 4:2:2 is off.
Auto HDR is off.
Speaker settings:
Bitstream out, Bitstream format: Dolby Atmos.
Bluray settings:
Let my receiver decode audio - on
Lord of the Rings 4k Ultra HD Bluray:
Crackling audio:
Dolby Atmos constantly popping up top right:
I can disable Dolby Atmos in the LG TV settings however I still get a reminder to enable it during the film!
HDCP message sometimes:
Ghostbusters 2 4k Ultra HD Bluray
Dolby Atmos messages followed by black screen (the Xbox side bar can still be opened)
Independence Day 4k Ultra HD Bluray & Die Hard 1080p Blu ray
I have tried Die Hard Blu-Ray which has DTS HD Master Audio and Independence Day Ultra HD blu ray which has DTS:X on my Xbox Series X and I have the following issues.
With Audio settings set to "HDMI audio: Bistream out, Bitstream format: Dolby Atmos for Home Theatre" I get the error message from the Blu ray app "Your audio receiver can't decode this. Go to Settings -> Devices & connections -> Blu Ray, and deselect the option to let your receiver decode audio. Then play the disc again. (0x91d7000e).
I have tried setting bit stream format to: DTS or Dolby Digital and I get the same error message in the blu ray app.
I have also tried HDMI audio: 5.1 uncompressed and 7.1 uncompressed but the Xbox wont accept that setting with the error message "There was a problem using this setting. Make sure your audio receiver supports it. Also, make sure to choose at least one audio setting. Both cannot be off. (0x80bd0009)."
I have try Stereo uncompressed, I can go back to play the blu ray but I get the same error message that the audio receiver cannot decode this.
I haven't tried unticking let receiver decode audio.. would that help?
Does anyone else have these issues?
I've have also tried connecting up my old Xbox One X to the TV with it's supplied HDMI cable also and it had similar issues.
My Xbox Series X is connected via HDMI cable supplied with the Series X directly to HDMI 1 on the TV on a 55 LG CX (with latest software update). Resolution is 4k@120Hz.
Video modes:
Allow 50Hz, 24Hz, auto-latency mode, variable refresh rate, 4k, HDR10, Dolby Vision are all enabled.
Allow YCC 4:2:2 is off.
Auto HDR is off.
Speaker settings:
Bitstream out, Bitstream format: Dolby Atmos.
Bluray settings:
Let my receiver decode audio - on
Lord of the Rings 4k Ultra HD Bluray:
Crackling audio:
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Dolby Atmos constantly popping up top right:
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I can disable Dolby Atmos in the LG TV settings however I still get a reminder to enable it during the film!
HDCP message sometimes:
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Ghostbusters 2 4k Ultra HD Bluray
Dolby Atmos messages followed by black screen (the Xbox side bar can still be opened)
Independence Day 4k Ultra HD Bluray & Die Hard 1080p Blu ray
I have tried Die Hard Blu-Ray which has DTS HD Master Audio and Independence Day Ultra HD blu ray which has DTS:X on my Xbox Series X and I have the following issues.
With Audio settings set to "HDMI audio: Bistream out, Bitstream format: Dolby Atmos for Home Theatre" I get the error message from the Blu ray app "Your audio receiver can't decode this. Go to Settings -> Devices & connections -> Blu Ray, and deselect the option to let your receiver decode audio. Then play the disc again. (0x91d7000e).
I have tried setting bit stream format to: DTS or Dolby Digital and I get the same error message in the blu ray app.
I have also tried HDMI audio: 5.1 uncompressed and 7.1 uncompressed but the Xbox wont accept that setting with the error message "There was a problem using this setting. Make sure your audio receiver supports it. Also, make sure to choose at least one audio setting. Both cannot be off. (0x80bd0009)."
I have try Stereo uncompressed, I can go back to play the blu ray but I get the same error message that the audio receiver cannot decode this.
I haven't tried unticking let receiver decode audio.. would that help?
Does anyone else have these issues?
I've have also tried connecting up my old Xbox One X to the TV with it's supplied HDMI cable also and it had similar issues.