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On your second issue, I’ve always had the circle with the line through it (playbase and now Arc) when turning off the LG internal speakers and using optical and now HMDI eARC out.
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No Atmos when using the Sonos Arc while watching dolby atmos movies on the Apple TV 4k device, and now the Magic Remote.
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I am surprised that LG did not QA their software upgrade for Atmos functionality since this is a differentiating TV feature. So now I have two problems, no Atmos, and Magic Remote does not change the volume when I use the Apple TV 4k device. I took out the batteries in the magic remote, waited a few minutes, put in the batteries, reset/reregister the magic remote, no improvement to the volume problem I tried resetting the magic remote, no change with volume problem. When I use the Apple TV 4k remote control, I am able to change the volume but the same white circle with diagonal line appears while changing the volume. The LG CX Magic Remote control does not change the volume when sound is output to the Sonos Arc and a white circle with a diagonal line appears when I attempt to change the volume using the magic remote when sound is sent to the Arc.
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When watching an atmos movie using the Disney+ app on the Apple TV 4k device with the internal speakers, the TV displays a box indicating it receiving getting a dolby vision and dolby atmos signal, so at least the signal input into the TV using the internal speakers is fine. Step 4 was unsuccessful, still getting dolby digital 5.1 instead of atmos. Steps 1 through 3 were unsuccessful, i.e, still getting dolby digital 5.1 instead of Atmos I cannot work on this problem today given my workload. It is illogical that powering off the TV for awhile would bring back Atmos functionality.ĭoes anyone have a logical explanation for loss of Atmos upon LG CX 03.23.06 firmware upgrade? Why would the TV being powered down (and also plugged in) for awhile be the variable that brings back Atmos? None of the TV's features are cloud-based (since I am streaming from the Apple TV 4k device, not the LG Apple TV+ app), nor do I suspect TV settings needing to be backed up/synchronized to the cloud that could account for the need to power off the TV for awhile. The fact that I was able to get Atmos working after the TV had been off (in the most recent test case, overnight) is the only variable that matches EddieBombay's experience (as mentioned in this thread). I assume that the root cause of losing Atmos after the LG CX upgrade 03.23.06 is the LG CX TV. Tried switching back and forth internal speakers/external Sonos, passthru versus auto (and back), etcetera. Powered down and unplugged TV, Arc, and Apple TV 4k. I wanted to verify reliability of this problem resolution. Atmos also when I listen to the Marvin Gaye song on the Apple spacial audio playlist. TV displays a message indicating dolby vision and dolby atmos.Ĭhange LG CX sound to the HDMI for Sonos Arc. Start Loki movie on Apple TV+ Disney app. Set LG CX sound to internal speakers with dolby atmos setting on. While some products are suitable for both S1 and S2 apps, all made after June 2020 will only work on S2.īelow is a handy guide to show you what products will work on what app.This morning I had Atmos capability for a few minutes.
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It added new features, such as support for Dolby Atmos (for the Sonos Arc soundbar), plus other higher resolution audio formats and room groups.
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Sonos S2 was a major Sonos system software update that was made available in August 2020 for the vast majority of Sonos speakers and devices. As technology advanced and higher definition of music became available and other music services progressed, so did Sonos and in doing so changed their app from S1 app to a new improved S2 app. To be able to control your Sonos products and get the best out of them, you will need the Sonos app – When Sonos released its first products back in 2005 All products were using the original S1 app, allowing you to add multiroom audio to your home and control it via your phone.
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