@fortuneman7585 Are you talking about the Dolby Vision/Atmos indicator that comes on the top right? If so, when you're playing Dolby Atmos to an outside speaker via ARC/eARC you don't get the indicator at the top right. You have to check the receiver/sound bar to indicate that it's receiving an Atmos signal.
You only get the Atmos indicator on the TV itself if it's playing to the TV's speakers.
And as far as Vision on PC goes, I'm pretty sure there's no way to get a Dolby Vision signal from a PC but I may be wrong. If so I'd love to know how. As far as I know PC only supports HDR10.
@mrhollywood360 and @TresNugget, thanks for your advices! The ARC (not eARC) didnt make any noticeable change, unfortunately. On the other hand, it has never crossed my mind that the device might actually play in Atmos quality, it just doesnt report it back to the TV! That would logically explain why there is no Atmos indicator along the Vision in Netflix app - if this is the case. So now I have to find out if there is a way to tell what quality my soundbar uses as there is neither a display nor a dedicated LED indicator on my Sony XF9000 :-)
@axnxa you mentioned you got a FW update for your X4400H. No update seems to be published yet and I and many others did not receive it. What region are you in? Are you able to download the update from Denon site using your serial number and post the update somewhere?
@axnxa thanks for the clarification. I guess we will just have to wait until it's pushed everywhere. You mentioned DTS-HD is now working fine via eARC to the receiver. Is this correct? How did you test it? You also mentioned that Dolby HD is not working yet. How did you confirm this?
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You only get the Atmos indicator on the TV itself if it's playing to the TV's speakers.
And as far as Vision on PC goes, I'm pretty sure there's no way to get a Dolby Vision signal from a PC but I may be wrong. If so I'd love to know how. As far as I know PC only supports HDR10.
The ARC (not eARC) didnt make any noticeable change, unfortunately.
On the other hand, it has never crossed my mind that the device might actually play in Atmos quality, it just doesnt report it back to the TV! That would logically explain why there is no Atmos indicator along the Vision in Netflix app - if this is the case.
So now I have to find out if there is a way to tell what quality my soundbar uses as there is neither a display nor a dedicated LED indicator on my Sony XF9000 :-)
Also, stay safe out there 😊👍
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