Soldato
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- 23 Mar 2011
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Having a bit of a dilemma.
I have a Sonos Beam paired with 2 sonos one speakers as rears to make it 5.1 essentially.
I've recently changed TV. My last TV had ARC but it wouldnt work j think the port was borked. So I went optical instead.
That caused me to need a optical switch the split the audio from the beam, to the TV, PC and at the time PS4 separately. (This was because the PS4 wouldnt do 5.1 if getting the audio through hdmi from the tv)
Any way, I now have an LG CX which also supports arc but I have left my set up as it was using optical as it worked fine.
The issue has arisen because I've just found the upcoming PS5 doesbt have an optical port any more so I need to rethink the set up.
So my questions are
If I use ARC then connect and receive audio for all my devices from the TV via their own hdmi, will I get 5.1 from them, PC and PS5?
I feel I had issues with the PC so had to get an external soundcard for 5.1 support originally.
Hope this makes sense, I think sonos itself is the route to a fair few issues interms of it supporting 5.1 or not too but as it is now I'm happy, but getting a ps5 is going to cause me issues I think
I have a Sonos Beam paired with 2 sonos one speakers as rears to make it 5.1 essentially.
I've recently changed TV. My last TV had ARC but it wouldnt work j think the port was borked. So I went optical instead.
That caused me to need a optical switch the split the audio from the beam, to the TV, PC and at the time PS4 separately. (This was because the PS4 wouldnt do 5.1 if getting the audio through hdmi from the tv)
Any way, I now have an LG CX which also supports arc but I have left my set up as it was using optical as it worked fine.
The issue has arisen because I've just found the upcoming PS5 doesbt have an optical port any more so I need to rethink the set up.
So my questions are
If I use ARC then connect and receive audio for all my devices from the TV via their own hdmi, will I get 5.1 from them, PC and PS5?
I feel I had issues with the PC so had to get an external soundcard for 5.1 support originally.
Hope this makes sense, I think sonos itself is the route to a fair few issues interms of it supporting 5.1 or not too but as it is now I'm happy, but getting a ps5 is going to cause me issues I think