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DOLBY ATMOS®
What is DOLBY ATMOS®?
Dolby Atmos gives you amazing experience you’ve
never before by overhead sound, and all the richness,
clarity, and power of Dolby sound.
DTS:X®
What is DTS:X®
In the real world, sound is all around us, moving freely
in any direction. DTS:X® is immersed in this natural,
multi-dimensional sound experience as we go about
our daily lives.
For using DOLBY ATMOS® and DTS:X®
y
To enjoy content containing Dolby Atmos® and
DTS:X®, the connected device and content must
support Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X®.
y
DOLBY ATMOS® is available only in HDMI and ARC
mode.
y
DTS:X® is available only in HDMI and ARC mode.
y
It is needed to set up an audio output on external
devices (Blu-ray disc player, TV etc.) to “No
encoding” such as “Bitstream”, “Auto” or “Bypass”.
- If you can select audio output sampling rate, set
it to 192 kHz.
y
If your TV does not support DTS sound source,
connect the playback (source) device to the HDMI
IN or OPTICAL IN jack on the soundbar to listen to
DTS audio.
1. Connect HDMI IN jack on the back of the unit to
HDMI OUT jack on the external device such as
Blu-ray disc player, DVD player, etc.
2. Connect HDMI OUT (TV ARC) jack on the back of
the unit to HDMI IN (ARC) jack on the TV.
3. Select the input source to HDMI or OPT/HDMI
ARC by pressing F repeatedly.
- If you select HDMI, you can hear the sound from
the external device. Select it when playing the
external device.
- If you select OPT/HDMI ARC, you can hear the
sound from your TV. Select it when watching
the TV.
You can see “DOLBY ATMOS” or “DTS:X” on the
display window if connecting normally between
this sound bar and your TV and the contents is
played.
y
DOLBY ATMOS®/DTS:X® supports 3.1.2
channel.
y
If the sound bar does not have sound or the
video on TV is not smooth, the HDMI cable
may be the problem. Refer to the HDMI cable
checklist. (Page 23)
,
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