Atmos on home cinema system

Very popular receiver, have one too. No atmos for game support and Arcing atmos back introduces too much latency.

Apparently the issue rests with microsoft as Denon has updated the firmware to anticipate the new, updated version of Dolby atmos home cinema for games or “low latency atmos” so it’s called. The One X supports the regular cinema profile.

Dolby Vision and Atmos are now fairly fragmented formats, makes me wonder if Microsoft should ditch them and go DTS:X moving forward.

as long as the optical on the home cinema system is an input.

well they sound better then my home cinema system so im not complaining

Very popular receiver, have one too. No atmos for game support and Arcing atmos back introduces too much latency.

Apparently the issue rests with microsoft as Denon has updated the firmware to anticipate the new, updated version of Dolby atmos home cinema for games or “low latency atmos” so it’s called. The One X supports the regular cinema profile.

Dolby Vision and Atmos are now fairly fragmented formats, makes me wonder if Microsoft should ditch them and go DTS:X moving forward.

First: Thanks for the info! You gave me more info than DENON, XBOX/Microsoft, and Dolby combined!

Secondly: Where did you find that info? As DENON, XBOX/Microsoft, and Dolby seem not to know!

If Microsoft goes with DTS:X, that fine, as long as they keep Dolby Vision. Our DENON’s can handle it! :^)

Thanks again!

If you could guide me towards that info, that would be groovy!

-Wil

ok, never mind I got it to work.

apparantly when using HDMI ARC the digital input is automatically turned off. once I turned the ARC off in the home cinema menu I got it to work connecting the optical cable directly into the home cinema system.

it seems that only an mpeg bitstream is not supported.