Sound Settings in Xbox One not sticking once I turn the system off and use it again later in ...

I have to go into the settings, change it from 7.1 to bitstream in order to get Dolby Digital working. I only have a 5.1 system. Once I have DD on it sounds awesome, I get out watch a movie, play a game...AMAZING. Next time I turn on the system, I look
at my receiver and notice its not on DD anymore. At first I was messing with receiver thinking its missing something, but then I go back into Xbox One sound settings and its back at 7.1, so I have to change it back. In order to use my DD do I HAVE to change
this manually EVERY TIME I turn it on? Anyone else having issues with this?

Is there a fix? Any tips would be greatly appreciated. This is how my setup is, so if someone wants to troubleshoot it. I have my xbox one plugged into my receiver via HDMI, then the receiver is going to the TV via HDMI and Optical. Xbox Settings are;
HDMI Audio = Bitstream out Optical audio = Bitstream out Bitstream format = Dolby Digital I've even used DTS and once the system is turned off and back on, its back to HDMI audio = 7.1 uncompressed and my receiver is only in stereo mode, doesn't recognize
DTS or Dolby Digital.

Suggestions?

Lastly, just a curious question, do I want Dobly Digital or DTS? Which is better these days? Sorry, its been a while since I've really paid much attention to this.

Thanks everyone

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Games Not Installing

Hey there! If you go to Settings, System, is there a system update available? It looks like that error can be caused by not having the latest update. If it says no update available, cancel the download, turn off your console (Settings, Power, Turn Xbox off),
and unplug it for 5 minutes. Turn it back on, and try the games again, one at a time.

Please let me know if this helped.

 

Problema console

Good until recently everything worked well but once I turned on my console with my command and started to make sound with locks and turn it off and I turned it on from the console and the sound already sounded normal because later I did it again with the
command and return The sound annoying feet turn it off and I did it again from the power on console and you hear normal do you know what it can be? It's from the normal black xbox one

 

I forget the exact name of the setting, but it's on the same screen (left side). I think it's tv connection or something you have a few choices, one being HDMI (auto-detect) and another bring hdmi. If you are using hdmi (auto-detect), this may be your issue.
I was having a similar issue where after setting to 7.1 uncompressed it would change to stereo uncompressed after turning system off and on.

Change the setting I mention to the HDMI option, (do not select auto detect). You may have to set the resolution setting after that back to 1080p or whatever your tv supports. This seemed to have fixed my issue. It's been about a week or so since I changed
it to HDMI and haven't seen the reset of audio settings since.

 

One question, why have hdmi from receiver to tv AND an optical to tv as well? Hdmi should carry the audio, so not sure why you would use optical to tv as well.

If your watching blu ray movies I would stick to uncompressed. Blu ray movies almost always have a lossless track (Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD master audio) which is a clear step up from normal Dolby digital or DTS. Uncompressed should pass the lossless tracks,
where Dolby digital or DTS will not. Don't worry about the Dolby or DTS light on your receiver. Only reason that they may sounds better is IF you are usb a surround processing mode that only works on a bitstream signal.

 

I had to disable auto-detect for it to even allow DD to be set yet my TV pass-through to Optical clearly supports it. Try giving what Megatron suggested a try since you know the connection is HDMI and you should know the native resolution of your TV. Once
the auto-detect is disabled it should stick.