How can I enable DTS:X for home theater?

How old are your systems that only support Dd5.1 i would have thought it would be standard on home theaters to have Dts as well as Dd5.1 i got a home theater when Playstation 2 came out that supported both and bought another on boxing day and it supports
both .

Same problem I am having I had to switch over to DTS for home theater or DTS surround sound to get IMAX sound format to enjoy my 4 height, channels, Microsoft Igotta fix this issue.

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello Shivsingh2, follow the steps below.

How do I turn on DTS:X for Home Theater?

"On your Xbox, navigate to [Settings > General > Volume & audio output] and select [Bitstream out] as your [HDMI audio] preference. Then, under [Bitstream format], select [DTS:X for Home Theater]. If selecting DTS:X for Home Theater for the first time, you will be prompted to download and install the free DTS Sound Unbound application. Once installed, DTS:X for Home Theater is ready to go! Don’t forget to verify that your sound bar or home theater receiver also supports DTS:X. Contact your sound bar or home theater receiver manufacturer for details."

https://dts.com/dts-sound-unbound-faq/

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Hello.

The first link seems like it's for Windows ONLY. Unless you can assure me it deals with "everything Microsoft" and not just Windows, it'd be a waste of my time.

Decond of all, the only way I experienced surround sound was in a theater, or in headphones at home. I've had experience with GIGO translations by a Turtle Beach headphobe decoder to know sound language is everything in decoding.

But i don't know how "communal home theater users" deal with differing disc sound formats? It's not the Laser Disc days where there were separate Dolby and DTS releases of Laser Discs. I tried to ask an audiophile website but no one gives me answers.

If a cinemaphile is reading this, explain how you deal with certain titles being Dolby Only and certain titles being DTS Only and most titles being one or the other. (A few movies have both English Dolby and English DTS.)

For the low sound quality turn Dynamic Range Control off in Blu-ray settings, and i have my Sound settings setup as Hdmi = stereo uncompressed and Optical on Dts surround sound. Hdmi is plugged to led straight from the One and Optical straight from the One
to the Amp which is set to Tv mode to hear the Digital sound and on the display it says Dts it only supports Dts on the One so does your Home Theater support Dts ?