Color wise I'm sure anything newer would blow it out of the water but my usage of it is very little these days so it's not worth the upgrade. I have a nice 1080 flat that I got 15 years ago. I only can notice drastic improvements in contrast or black levels on TVs, resolution is moot.
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With my eye condition, 4K is not appreciable on a TV at all. I watching streaming content, so I expect when any lag appears, that It is likey a bandwidth issue. I see a bit occasionally but it seems very minor.
I went ahead and "over bought" these features, as I wanted the sound and picture quality that comes bundled with these nicer features.Īs to the sync issue.hard to say. Ironically, a lot of TV and audio products have overkill/redundant features if used with an ATV (Airplay 2, voice assistant, Bluetooth, etc). I honestly don't know if the TV and soundbar automatically learned the IR signals from the ATV remote, or if the ATV remote commands are transmitted via the Arc protocol. This is my first HDMI Arc setup, so I can't say if all HDMI Arc gear does this so well, and easily. I can use the TV remote and the soundbar remote to make settings adjustments.but for power and volume, ATV remote does it. But, most importantly (to me), The ATV remote controls everything. Probably better for TV/movie/dialog.than for music/Stereo. Most importantly, One HDMI cable from ATV to TV, and one HDMI Arc cable from TV to Soundbar. It too has features I don't use like Alexa. The Yamaha is one of the few soundbars I could find for a lowish price that had sub-out, DTX, clear voice, and more. Nice that it as AirPlay 2 and other perks.but I don't use most of it, including the (good) built-in OS. The Sony is great, and the off-axis color is really good compared to most other brands I checked out. Speakers: Yamaha YAS-109 (limited space, subwoofer out for a powered Infinity sub) TV: Sony XBR-43X800H (mainly because of the IPS panel for better off-axis color) I already had a 4th Gend ATV, so kept that. Intuitively I think option 1 is the way to go, but will option 2 also give me "perfect" picture/sound sync?Įxamples of receivers I've looked at supporting the two options:ġ) Denon DRA-800H, Marantz NR1200, and Onkyo TX L-20DĢ) NAD D 3045, Harman Kardon Citation Amp, and (the way too expensive) NAD M10 With my - somewhat limited understanding of HDMI with Arc - this gives me two options, for connecting the Apple TV, TV and Receiver:ġ) Apple TV to a HDMI in on the Receiver, then from the HDMI out on the Receiver to the TV.Ģ) Apple TV to (any) HDMI on the TV, then from the TV HDMI (Arc) to the Receiver. I've looked into a number of receivers, and some have a single HDMI (Arc) and some others have (multiple) HDMI in and a single HDMI (Arc) out. To get the sound from the Apple TV out, I'm currently using Airplay to the Piccolo, which works OK (lip sync is fine, but there's a picture and sound delay, which is annoying when pausing/restarting), so I want to have wired set up from now on. Now, technology has definitively moved forward since I got any of the stuff above (and especially since I got the TV i 2009), so I'm a bit uncertain what my best options are. Some services may be added or discontinued from time to time based on decisions of the music service providers or others.I'm in the process of replacing my TV set up, and get a 4K TV.Ĭurrently I have a 42" Toshiba 1080 TV, Apple TV 4 HD and Denon CEOL Piccolo, and I'm planning to replace all of them. Not all services may be available at time of purchase. Availability of music services may vary by region. The HEOS by Denon app and brand is not affiliated with any manufacturer of any mobile device. Plus, HEOS now works with Amazon Alexa voice control.
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