It's amazing.īut now I'm wondering how I could still enjoying Xbox Series X and PS5 games with all the lights without losing HDMI 2.1 features.
This way I can enjoy games and films (most apps being used in my Xbox) with gradient, bars and bulbs synchronization.
From HDMI out to HDMI 4 on Hue Sync Box and then to HDMI 2 of my LG C9. All connected to my Denon AVR X 1300W (Dolby Atmos enabled but no HDMI 2.1 or eARC -only ARC-). This is my current connection: I have Xbox Series X, PS4, TV decoder, Nintendo Switch, etc. Let me explain (I'm from Spain so please sorry for my English): Hello! I have a similar problem and I want to know if any of you have a solution.
Hdmi audio splitter 4k 1080p#
the sync box will recognize a 1080p signal (sdr) so it should work with any issue, isn`t it? On one hand if diva can convert a 4k dv signal in a sdr 1080p signal in one output and in the main one keeps sending the main source in 4k dv. the 4k diva has a downscaler output right? So if connect the nvidia shield to input 1, then, main output goes to my tv and the second output (the 1080p one) to the philips sync box. I was thinking in hd fury diva 4k device, because in some forums they say that it works. it seems like the sync box dont work well with dolby vision.
The problem is that when i use dolby vision content in my nvidia shield pro for example, the lights go crazy. I need your help! I have a lg cx77 and lg sn11rg soundbar set up, and also i have the philips hue hdmi sync box. This is my first post and my english skills are terrible sorry!
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