Thanks for the video man, the differences in audio quality is day and night, even if it’s a native atmos movie it still sounds so much better streaming it on the xbox the best thing is I got the Xbox before the home theatre system so it all fit so well together I get the most out of it
Very nice video, step by step information. I have a question. Do you also experience problems with some dts movie content? Specifically dts-hd master 5.1 or 7.1. Is shows a maximum bitrate of 1.5 mbps on plex playback information while the content has a much higher bitrate. It's only on some dts hd content, other dts hd content does work without issue. True hd atmos always works without issue. Did you encounter also such problem?
Absolutely! I don’t get the hate people have for Xbox as a Plex client. It does handle a ton of lossless audio. I’ve always had Passthrough toggled ON but I’ll have to try it off, sounds fun.
what im interested in is not Sound , Stereo is fine for me , much clearer then Atmos , dont know why you call it that , its just Surround sound , the clearest sound comes from 1 speaker , the more speakers you have the more convoluted it gets , that is why you cant hear much of a difrence between real Surround and simulated one , its not clear . That i why i dont care about it , what i care about is how it plays video . How it upscales , does it do a good job with converting 24hz Movies to 60hz , how smooth is the video . Does it improve the video in any way or it Netflix looks the same like on any other TV . Because i know Software exists to make picture better , i use Flow Frames that uses GPU to convert 24fps to 50fps by generating missing frames , it takes some power to do this , but X box has GPU , now the question is , does it use it to improve your video . If it does , there is no question for TVs that have less then stellar CPUs , adding good GPU and CPU from X box to it will make a loads of difference , but if it uses the hardware , i dont have it so im asking . I have 65inches Philips TV , it doesn't have that good CPU , its slow , tho it does upscaling good , not the best but good . Question is will X box do it better . Everyone is concerned about Sound but i dont care about it , i care about Video .
What do you recommend for headphone settings? Also, I have Atmos(PC and Xbox One S) and a DT 770 Pro 32 OHM and the audio is NUTS. I love it! If I can wiggle for even more better audio, that would be cool.
@@CameronKiesser no ur not right proteus has the least and can have none when the settings are right and that's not a opinion thats fact like all of this breakdown down below is I first read that gaia is the best but its not it only works good for hd but cant be used all the time cause will sometimes be to sharp or give a plastic type look so the vids I did do I did use gaia but couldn't with all cause of that problem I told you that happens but with the art model they come out sharp not as sharp as gaia but less artifacts or that weird plastic look the thing with the art is it works best set on low but for some vids it gives the eyes a weird looking bugged look or like they have a water effect around them so when some vids have that weird effect on low u have to use medium art but then that causes artifacts so then the only other choice is theia but it's not that sharp as art but it fixes that weird art problem even the some vids that have that weird effect around the eyes the whole vid looks way better then orginal but even theia looks way better still then the orginal even if theia is not sharp as art proteus can be used on any resolution if using a vid where it looks weird using the art model on low or medium use pro instead and adjust settings if still want a sharp vid when using proteus I usually use these setting I set to auto and put noise to 20 and compression on 20 gaia high shouldn't be used usually sense it will cause over sharpness or a permanent grain it only can be used on certain types of bitrates like 5000-up but it depends on the video quality inserted if the vid is real good quality already i cant use gaia much cause most stuff downloaded is not that high of a bitrate even 5000 is rare for most videos Artemis high can usually work on bitrates ranges 4000-and up but it is times where it can be used with a vid that is 2000bitrate but its rare and look real good if the video is good looking quality i use art for this reason more then gaia cause gaia like i said can be to sharp This is from last year which I posted on red and other channels and people have tried everything I said and have said for a fact that is like I said so your trolling the wrong person lying you either have bad vision or are trolling like I said I have done monster the cartoon and home movies another underrated cartoon and it is no artifacts you liar so stop I am a vet to the program and have the most experience with it in a short time cause of the amount of vids I have done Im a upscaler as a hobby im the only one who has it planned to do mutiple shows that never got the hd treatment Most people know not to use gaia hd with low quality cause of the artifacts and the weird movements of the mouth like I said uptop Its no way to not notice that stuff cause its easy to tell you have had vision gaia is the one they used to to so called upgrade linux first vid did you see that months ago people in comments still say how bad it looks cause of the artifacts i would have told them use proteus it's not as sharp but look at it not having artifacts I wouldn't have let them put out that trash ver your the same way as those people who let that linus vid be rendered the way it was you people are so happy about upgrading stuff that you dont take the time to learn the program or just use what I said it applies still and will forever apply
Since the HDMI cable that comes with Series S is not 2.1 (unlike the one that comes with Series X) you need to buy Ultra High Speed 2.1 cable in order to enjoy uncompressed Dolby Atmos.
I’m using the one that came with the console and it works fine. You can try it out and see if it passes the signal. If not, you might need to buy a new one.
@@pdg1877 An HDMI 2.0 cable is more than capable of passing a full band atmos signal at 4k60. You only need 18 gbps per second for that. If you want to go 4k120, you might run into issues.
My bad, sorry. Although you definitely need a 2.1 HDMI cable to connect your tv’s e-Arc port with Atmos capable soundbar/receiver to enjoy uncompressed Dolby TrueHD.
hi. great video. shield pro vs xbox series s for 4k remuxes and streaming services only? wich one without stutters on 4k remuxes like the hobbit and lord of the ring series that surpass 100 GB in size? direct play local usb external storage only no pc streaming via plex. gonna use nova/mpv or just player for shield and mpv for xbox series s. i dont want media center like kodi or plex just open local storage and play. thank you in advance and sorry for the long talk for jus a simple question.
Hi i have the Denon avr-s760h and it doesn't work the signal is PCM Dolby Audio converted to Dolby Surround. I noticed you have a Yamaha receiver, maybe the Denon doesn't do the same thing. If you still have the Denon maybe you can run some tests. Let me know if you find something different. Thanks 😊
I have the same receiver. It’s the only one that for some reason doesn’t do the Atmos hack but it does work with DTS:X for home theater. It’s very weird. It’s the same process except you select dts:x and it sounds about the same and works really well. Some people prefer dts. Give it a try and let me know.
@@Upscaled_HT i just try DTS X and works perfectly the bass and sound came alive, it sound so much better than Dolby Audio. Thanks. The only downside is the the back and forth switching Dts X to Dolby Atmos for native content lol.
@@vistasdelpinar I agree it's not ideal but it really improves non-native atmos content. It takes about 10-20 seconds to change but I think it's worth it. Glad it helped you out.
Greetings. I've been trying to figure out how to get Netflix to play Atmos on my Xbox Series X. Netflix on the Xbox is the ONLY thing I can not get Atmos to work with! Dolby Atmos literally works with everything else I use on the Xbox. I believe it's the actual Netflix app on the Xbox. I used the Netflix app on my smart TV, which my Xbox and TV are connected to my Onkyo receiver, and the Dolby Atmos with my Netflix Smart TV app worked just fine. Do you have any experience with using Netflix with Dolby Atmos on an Xbox? This is really buggin me. Thanks in advance if you respond..
Is this app on Xbox different than the atmos app on a PC? I am wondering if I can do the same streaming from my PC? I don't recall having this option to convert to convert non Atmos to Atmos on my PC.
I currently have an old gen xbox on s, I have a Dolby atmos setup which works through my setup just fine.. if I upgraded to the series s/x , would I notice a difference in streaming content And audio? I know it's much faster load times but other than that?
Can you explain the message on the information screen for the Dune True HD file, which read as "plex cannot direst stream with protocal; dash, codec: truehd, reason: truehd is only available with direct play'. I am getting the same message for True HD files, does that mean it is not playing dolby atmos true Hd?
It was playing truehd atmos. I show that at 7:54. You have to be playing the movie to see the info accurately but I didn’t want to get a copyright block so I had to pause.
@@Upscaled_HT Thanks, after looking at your video, I have turned the passthrough option off. Interestingly some of the movies streaming on Prime, Netflix with 5.1 are getting nicely converted into a real good dolby atmos mix. Are we missing something this way? it sounded really good. But I am still trying to figure out how they are achieving it? It seems to be a good app sold free on XBOX :)
@@Upscaled_HT I don't think I get Dolby Atmos through out all streaming and gaming from xbox ... Coz my Samsung q990c soundbar shows Dolby Atmos only when Atmos track is playing... And there is a vast difference in audio quality too...yes it does upscale all my surroud speakers are giving out put all the time ... But actual Dolby Atmos is far superior... I don't know why
The 4k remuxing works best in the series s and x. Playback is a bit stuttery on one s at times. I haven’t noticed any issues with the audio not syncing with the video in and series s and x.
@@MrKoza010 Try putting the xbox into like normal Dolby digital and see if you can see it correctly. You might have to use pass through. On certain devices, the ni pass through Dolby Atmos hack will not work. In some cases I have seen it work with dts x though so you can try that.
Hi! unfortunately I could not get it work. My setup is Xbox Series S connected to a Pioneer vsx elite lx105 Receiver and then a LG C1 TV. Any type of Codec choice returns to HDMI stereo uncompressed. Also when I have tried to change Video fidelity & overscan option to select HDMI in Under Display section screen gets low resolution. Since Microsoft removed bitstream audio option, configuration gets completely broken for me.
That’s odd. I’ve only tested it with the receivers I own so I guess I can’t guarantee it’ll work with the alls setups. Try dts x for home theater instead of atmos. It does the same thing just Dts.
Thanks for the video man, the differences in audio quality is day and night, even if it’s a native atmos movie it still sounds so much better streaming it on the xbox the best thing is I got the Xbox before the home theatre system so it all fit so well together I get the most out of it
Glad it helped you out! It’s still my go to for streaming anything that’s not native Atmos and the benefits still shock me.
Very nice video, step by step information. I have a question. Do you also experience problems with some dts movie content? Specifically dts-hd master 5.1 or 7.1. Is shows a maximum bitrate of 1.5 mbps on plex playback information while the content has a much higher bitrate. It's only on some dts hd content, other dts hd content does work without issue. True hd atmos always works without issue. Did you encounter also such problem?
Absolutely! I don’t get the hate people have for Xbox as a Plex client. It does handle a ton of lossless audio.
I’ve always had Passthrough toggled ON but I’ll have to try it off, sounds fun.
I recommend pass through off for streaming content mostly. I use it all the time.
It doesn't play material in 24 fps so you get the 3:2 pull down effect.
It can but it depends on whether the app supports it. The plex app can play at 24.
what im interested in is not Sound , Stereo is fine for me , much clearer then Atmos , dont know why you call it that , its just Surround sound , the clearest sound comes from 1 speaker , the more speakers you have the more convoluted it gets , that is why you cant hear much of a difrence between real Surround and simulated one , its not clear . That i why i dont care about it , what i care about is how it plays video . How it upscales , does it do a good job with converting 24hz Movies to 60hz , how smooth is the video . Does it improve the video in any way or it Netflix looks the same like on any other TV . Because i know Software exists to make picture better , i use Flow Frames that uses GPU to convert 24fps to 50fps by generating missing frames , it takes some power to do this , but X box has GPU , now the question is , does it use it to improve your video . If it does , there is no question for TVs that have less then stellar CPUs , adding good GPU and CPU from X box to it will make a loads of difference , but if it uses the hardware , i dont have it so im asking . I have 65inches Philips TV , it doesn't have that good CPU , its slow , tho it does upscaling good , not the best but good . Question is will X box do it better . Everyone is concerned about Sound but i dont care about it , i care about Video .
What do you recommend for headphone settings? Also, I have Atmos(PC and Xbox One S) and a DT 770 Pro 32 OHM and the audio is NUTS. I love it! If I can wiggle for even more better audio, that would be cool.
TBH, I haven’t tried the Xbox with headphones. I just use the Atmos hack when I’m watching non atmos content. Those are some killer cans!
@@Jerrylewis12here Knock it off
@@CameronKiesser no ur not right proteus has the least and can have none when the settings are right and that's not a opinion thats fact like all of this breakdown down below is
I first read that gaia is the best but its not it only works good for hd but cant be used all the time cause will sometimes be to sharp or give a plastic type look
so the vids I did do I did use gaia but couldn't with all cause of that problem I told you that happens but with the art model they come out sharp not as sharp as gaia but less artifacts or that weird plastic look the thing with the art is it works best set on low but for some vids it gives the eyes a weird looking bugged look or like they have a water effect around them
so when some vids have that weird effect on low u have to use medium art but then that causes artifacts so then the only other choice is theia but it's not that sharp as art but it fixes that weird art problem
even the some vids that have that weird effect around the eyes the whole vid looks way better then orginal but even theia looks way better still then the orginal even if theia is not sharp as art
proteus can be used on any resolution if using a vid where it looks weird using the art model on low or medium use pro instead and adjust settings
if still want a sharp vid when using proteus I usually use these setting I set to auto and put noise to 20 and compression on 20
gaia high shouldn't be used usually sense it will cause over sharpness or a permanent grain it only can be used on certain types of bitrates like 5000-up but it depends on the video quality inserted if the vid is real good quality already i cant use gaia much cause most stuff downloaded is not that high of a bitrate even 5000 is rare for most videos
Artemis high can usually work on bitrates ranges 4000-and up but it is times where it can be used with a vid that is 2000bitrate but its rare
and look real good if the video is good looking quality i use art for this reason more then gaia cause gaia like i said can be to sharp
This is from last year which I posted on red and other channels and people have tried everything I said and have said for a fact that is like I said so your trolling the wrong person lying you either have bad vision or are trolling like I said
I have done monster the cartoon and home movies another underrated cartoon and it is no artifacts you liar so stop
I am a vet to the program and have the most experience with it in a short time cause of the amount of vids I have done
Im a upscaler as a hobby im the only one who has it planned to do mutiple shows that never got the hd treatment
Most people know not to use gaia hd with low quality cause of the artifacts and the weird movements of the mouth like I said uptop
Its no way to not notice that stuff cause its easy to tell you have had vision
gaia is the one they used to to so called upgrade linux first vid did you see that months ago people in comments still say how bad it looks cause of the artifacts
i would have told them use proteus it's not as sharp but look at it not having artifacts I wouldn't have let them put out that trash ver
your the same way as those people who let that linus vid be rendered the way it was
you people are so happy about upgrading stuff that you dont take the time to learn the program or just use what I said it applies still and will forever apply
Since the HDMI cable that comes with Series S is not 2.1 (unlike the one that comes with Series X) you need to buy Ultra High Speed 2.1 cable in order to enjoy uncompressed Dolby Atmos.
I’m using the one that came with the console and it works fine. You can try it out and see if it passes the signal. If not, you might need to buy a new one.
@@Upscaled_HT There are two types of Atmos - compressed and uncompressed/lossless. Standard cable will pass lossy Atmos just fine.
@@Upscaled_HT I will double check this information with Microsoft support and let you know :)
@@pdg1877 An HDMI 2.0 cable is more than capable of passing a full band atmos signal at 4k60. You only need 18 gbps per second for that. If you want to go 4k120, you might run into issues.
My bad, sorry. Although you definitely need a 2.1 HDMI cable to connect your tv’s e-Arc port with Atmos capable soundbar/receiver to enjoy uncompressed Dolby TrueHD.
hi. great video. shield pro vs xbox series s for 4k remuxes and streaming services only? wich one without stutters on 4k remuxes like the hobbit and lord of the ring series that surpass 100 GB in size? direct play local usb external storage only no pc streaming via plex. gonna use nova/mpv or just player for shield and mpv for xbox series s. i dont want media center like kodi or plex just open local storage and play. thank you in advance and sorry for the long talk for jus a simple question.
I would go with Nvidia shield if your primary use is movie watching. It’s the best plex client.
Is your xbox connected directly to the TV or connected to your receiver/soundbar?
Directly to the receiver.
@@Upscaled_HT thank you for the quick response. Have you figured out how to get HBO Max working with Atmos?
@@JayRacer Using the method I describe in the video will get you Atmos with anything.
Hi i have the Denon avr-s760h and it doesn't work the signal is PCM Dolby Audio converted to Dolby Surround. I noticed you have a Yamaha receiver, maybe the Denon doesn't do the same thing. If you still have the Denon maybe you can run some tests. Let me know if you find something different. Thanks 😊
I have the same receiver. It’s the only one that for some reason doesn’t do the Atmos hack but it does work with DTS:X for home theater. It’s very weird. It’s the same process except you select dts:x and it sounds about the same and works really well. Some people prefer dts. Give it a try and let me know.
@@Upscaled_HT i just try DTS X and works perfectly the bass and sound came alive, it sound so much better than Dolby Audio. Thanks. The only downside is the the back and forth switching Dts X to Dolby Atmos for native content lol.
@@vistasdelpinar I agree it's not ideal but it really improves non-native atmos content. It takes about 10-20 seconds to change but I think it's worth it. Glad it helped you out.
Same for me atmos streaming doesnt work but only with netflix and hbo max … atmos in games works just fine
@@pavelsalva2327same problem with max here.
That's some good info. I wonder it works for cable streaming apps like RUclips Tv.
It’ll work for anything you play on the Xbox.
My Xbox does not seem to be able to directplay 4K files using plex? Also no Atmos is ever on the fold down list. What am I doing wrong?
What Xbox do you have,?
Greetings.
I've been trying to figure out how to get Netflix to play Atmos on my Xbox Series X. Netflix on the Xbox is the ONLY thing I can not get Atmos to work with! Dolby Atmos literally works with everything else I use on the Xbox. I believe it's the actual Netflix app on the Xbox. I used the Netflix app on my smart TV, which my Xbox and TV are connected to my Onkyo receiver, and the Dolby Atmos with my Netflix Smart TV app worked just fine.
Do you have any experience with using Netflix with Dolby Atmos on an Xbox? This is really buggin me.
Thanks in advance if you respond..
I’ve never had any issues getting atmos with Netflix on the Xbox.
@@Upscaled_HT Hm. I wonder what my deal is then. May I ask what type of HDMI cord you use? My apologies if that question has already been answered..
I believe I’m using the hdmi cable that comes with the system.
Is this app on Xbox different than the atmos app on a PC? I am wondering if I can do the same streaming from my PC? I don't recall having this option to convert to convert non Atmos to Atmos on my PC.
I honestly haven’t tested it on PC.
How is cloud gaming services on this device compared to a laptop both normal and gaming one windows laptop?
Wait you are saying TURN OFF passthrough to get ATMOS?
I know. It sounds counterintuitive. I would only do this if the content doesn’t have native atmos.
@@Upscaled_HT if it doesn’t have Dolby Atmos I’d still rather have it sound like it is supposed to be.
I currently have an old gen xbox on s, I have a Dolby atmos setup which works through my setup just fine.. if I upgraded to the series s/x , would I notice a difference in streaming content And audio? I know it's much faster load times but other than that?
You wouldn’t really notice a difference with streaming or audio. The main difference is graphics quality and loading times.
Everything plays on Xbox x in Atmos except for RUclips . Why is that?
Can you explain the message on the information screen for the Dune True HD file, which read as "plex cannot direst stream with protocal; dash, codec: truehd, reason: truehd is only available with direct play'. I am getting the same message for True HD files, does that mean it is not playing dolby atmos true Hd?
It was playing truehd atmos. I show that at 7:54. You have to be playing the movie to see the info accurately but I didn’t want to get a copyright block so I had to pause.
@@Upscaled_HT Thanks, after looking at your video, I have turned the passthrough option off. Interestingly some of the movies streaming on Prime, Netflix with 5.1 are getting nicely converted into a real good dolby atmos mix. Are we missing something this way? it sounded really good. But I am still trying to figure out how they are achieving it? It seems to be a good app sold free on XBOX :)
@@aibymathew2575 It really is like magic. I can't recommend it enough.
Does one x do the same .. I mean upscaling all audio format to Dolby Atmos?!
I believe it does. The one s can so I would assume it does.
@@Upscaled_HT I don't think I get Dolby Atmos through out all streaming and gaming from xbox ... Coz my Samsung q990c soundbar shows Dolby Atmos only when Atmos track is playing... And there is a vast difference in audio quality too...yes it does upscale all my surroud speakers are giving out put all the time ... But actual Dolby Atmos is far superior... I don't know why
Do you get dolby vision over plex on xbox series s/x?
I tried recently and only got hdr10
Whenever i do this, dialouge has no sound. Any fix for this?
That’s weird. Try doing the same thing with dts x and see if it sounds normal.
How's the 4K remux performance? same like the shield?
Like in plex?
@@Upscaled_HT yes, in plex.
The 4k remuxing works best in the series s and x. Playback is a bit stuttery on one s at times. I haven’t noticed any issues with the audio not syncing with the video in and series s and x.
Its better than my smart tv and i have a 4k chromecast with Google tv and its jusr better than those....
Series s or nvidia shield pro?
Shield pro has the edge for pure streaming but it can’t play modern games.
Hello, I have this problem, Xbox S set to Dolby atmos, but the soundbar Q990B shows multi CH, How to set it to be correct?
Dumb question but does your sounbar support Dolby atmos?
@@Upscaled_HT yes, this is how the latest and greatest from Samsung supports it.
You have the xbox connected directly to the tv?
@@Upscaled_HT No, it is connected to the soundbar, and then to tv
@@MrKoza010 Try putting the xbox into like normal Dolby digital and see if you can see it correctly. You might have to use pass through. On certain devices, the ni pass through Dolby Atmos hack will not work. In some cases I have seen it work with dts x though so you can try that.
Hi! unfortunately I could not get it work. My setup is Xbox Series S connected to a Pioneer vsx elite lx105 Receiver and then a LG C1 TV.
Any type of Codec choice returns to HDMI stereo uncompressed.
Also when I have tried to change Video fidelity & overscan option to select HDMI in Under Display section screen gets low resolution.
Since Microsoft removed bitstream audio option, configuration gets completely broken for me.
That’s odd. I’ve only tested it with the receivers I own so I guess I can’t guarantee it’ll work with the alls setups. Try dts x for home theater instead of atmos. It does the same thing just Dts.
@@Upscaled_HT I've got same results with DTS:X. Works for a while and then return to hdmi stereo uncompressed.
@@Leonardo-lt9fs that’s a shame.
You blurred your name but you can still see it 😂😂
Mr BurlyGorillaMan
Haha, Tried my best.
Nothing but mad stutter for me on the series X
Try it with dts x.
I don't understand nothing 🚭😅