QUOTE(rx330 @ Dec 30 2017, 12:39 PM)
ya, i guess its my audio cards issue, cant output hd audio
so in ur setup, basically the same as mine, tv to soundbar with ARC, all the audio is decoded by the HTS then
HD audio ok?
Yep, same setup.. Devices plugged into TV's HDMI port. Then HTS plugged into the TV's only HDMI-ARC supported port. Setup ARC and CEC between TV and HTS. So basically, what happens is that, all audio sent to the TV from HDMI sources or TV's inbuilt apps (like YouTube & Netflix), gets sent striaght to the HTS which then outputs either PCM for stereo & unsupported formats or HD audio (DTS/DTS-HD MA/DD/DD+, etc) for content with such audio.so in ur setup, basically the same as mine, tv to soundbar with ARC, all the audio is decoded by the HTS then
HD audio ok?
Yeah, HTS speakers sound far better than the TV's inbuilt speakers. Mounted properly around the room, you get proper 5.1, etc surround sound. Really can hear say an aircraft move around the room...
QUOTE(#Victor @ Dec 30 2017, 07:47 PM)
My PC is connected to my Samsung TV thru HDMI, I believe the output using direct HDMI is better than Samsung Smart View app right? The only drawback is my PC can only output 1080p instead of 4K, I have some movies are in 4K so when I play in my PC it will downscale to 1080p to my TV.
Directly connecting the PC to the TV is indeed better as the PC does the grunt of the work processing the movie file, leaving the TV to simply handle video mostly. With a decent NAS and healthy network, i believe still able to get good performance cuz NAS systems are designed specifically for such. However, since you are limited by the PC's hardware (cuz AFAIK laptops with HDMI out can only pass until 1440p max, want more? must use DP or like MAC's thunderbolt tech), then it's actually better you copy the files unto a USB drive and plug into the TV.. Get UHD and HD audio that way. Which is what I do as mentioned in earlier post. I don't joke around with A/V.
Dec 30 2017, 10:48 PM

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