Hello. I have an inner battle :-). I've been deciding between the old one for half a year HTR-790 for sony TV or Denon 1700 or more expensive 1800. I only need one HDMI connection from the TV, dolby atmos. I'll probably survive the rear clamps. The only thing I might be missing are different sound modes: hall, room, etc. Your opinion ? Martin
3:12 if you are using optical to go from your tv to the reciever, you will not get dolby Atmos. Optical only supports 2ch PCM or 5.1 Dolby Digital/DTS Surround. You will need to use hdmi arc or earc pass through for audio to get full dolby atmos support.
I have this receiver it’s great and I have my blu ray player connected to it. It’s the Sony UBP x700 and for some reason I can’t get atmos going when watching 4k movies with atmos. The receiver says DTHD but when I watch movies through my Apple TV, ps5, xbox, or apps on my tv I get atmos cause the receiver says atmos on the panel. My guess is the blu ray player doesn’t support atmos. Would anybody know?
Hello. I have an inner battle :-). I've been deciding between the old one for half a year HTR-790 for sony TV or Denon 1700 or more expensive 1800. I only need one HDMI connection from the TV, dolby atmos. I'll probably survive the rear clamps. The only thing I might be missing are different sound modes: hall, room, etc. Your opinion ? Martin
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Hello. I have an inner battle :-).
I've been deciding between the old one for half a year
HTR-790 for sony TV or Denon 1700 or more expensive 1800.
I only need one HDMI connection from the TV, dolby atmos.
I'll probably survive the rear clamps. The only thing I might be missing are different sound modes: hall, room, etc.
Your opinion ?
Martin
3:12 you have the sound going to the amp set to pcm. You won't get Dolby Atmos through pcm. You have to set the sound to passthrough or bitstream
3:12 if you are using optical to go from your tv to the reciever, you will not get dolby Atmos. Optical only supports 2ch PCM or 5.1 Dolby Digital/DTS Surround. You will need to use hdmi arc or earc pass through for audio to get full dolby atmos support.
I have this receiver love it
Привет, греется?
I have this receiver it’s great and I have my blu ray player connected to it. It’s the Sony UBP x700 and for some reason I can’t get atmos going when watching 4k movies with atmos. The receiver says DTHD but when I watch movies through my Apple TV, ps5, xbox, or apps on my tv I get atmos cause the receiver says atmos on the panel. My guess is the blu ray player doesn’t support atmos. Would anybody know?
Make sure you have bitstream turned on, otherwise it’ll just give you a Dolby TrueHD signal.
Mild correction: a PCM signal
Hello. I have an inner battle :-).
I've been deciding between the old one for half a year
HTR-790 for sony TV or Denon 1700 or more expensive 1800.
I only need one HDMI connection from the TV, dolby atmos.
I'll probably survive the rear clamps. The only thing I might be missing are different sound modes: hall, room, etc.
Your opinion ?
Martin
It does not support HDMI 2.1?
Not 2.1 but it should have earc
@@gunnimikki yes with a firmware update it supports earc.
Can run your hdmi 2.1 through your tv and then use an optical cable if you want.
PcM is not atmos..use blueray or netflix hd account lol
For retro gaming you need that old ass TV? 🤔 🤷🏻♂️