Luckily the Marantz NR1711 has a fully functional 4k/120hz in and output with eARC. But I think it is a bit less, if I plug the Xbox directly into the AV. The Dolby Atmos lag stays in all my setups I've tested. In Halo Infinite I can either have good sound or good video, not both. Sadly this causes a corrupted video signal in Halo Infinite. To use uncompressed 5.1 and 7.1 I have to plug the Xbox directly into the AV Receiver. eARC itself is capeble of uncompressed multichannel sound.
#Screenflick sound lag license#
The TV only allows Stereo, Dolby Digital and Dolby Atmos (this is a marketing issue, since Dolby doesn't allow it in their license for Samsung TV's). Sadly my TV can't Passthrough uncompressed 5.1 and 7.1, DTS or DTS:X through eARC. The Lag ist only absent, if you use Stereo uncompressed, 5.1 uncompressed or 7.1 uncompressed. Not only Dolby Atmos has a lag, also DD, DTS:X and DTS. But the Dolby sound of games still has a significant lag.
Postet in this Thread: Xbox Series X Dolby Atmos delay issuesĪctivating Passthrough in the TV and Xbox Settings only helps for the Xbox Apps having no lag (like Netflix and the Blu-Ray Player app). or is there anything on my setting above I could change for the xbox input to solve the issue?Ĭlick to expand.I have the same issue with the Samsung Q80T. So yeah is this really and Xbox issue with its coding of Atmos, and it best to just stick with Stereo. It is only with the Xbox and seems to be only with Dolby Atmos. The TV setting above are the same for all my HDMI ports and I have no lag issues with any inbuilt apps or any other external inputs, like my cable tv box. Match Screen & sound - bypass = off / device delay = 0 My set up: LG C1 with LG SN9YG sounder connected to eARC port, then I have the Xbox connected to HDMI directly into the TV so I can ensure im getting all of the video/picture features.
I'm really hoping someone can help me with an audio lag issue I'm having with me new Xbox One Series X when using Dolby Atmos.
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