Hi everyone. Seems like the issues with the Samsung TVs and soundbars are more common than what most people though and most of this issues could be solve if Samsung had already released the eARC update that they promised at the beginning of last year. Now apparently they have already launched the new 2020 lineup that includes all the updates that were promise  to be receive by the 2019 lineup. The eARC update solves many of the issues related to atmos sound and better compatibility with Xbox and other devices. It doesn't require new or different hardware on the TVs or soundbars.  Sony has already updated their past years lineup by releasing the eARC update almost a year ago. The question is what's holding Samsung from doing the same?. Do they just want to use the eARC as a selling point for the 2020 lineup.  Samsung marketed and sold the 2019 lineup of soundbars and TVs with the promise of a soon to be release update to support eARC, a year later nothing has happened and a new lineup is already out on the market. This shows a complete lack of ethics from Samsung from which we havent  heard a word about the issue.  Marketing and selling a product under a unfulfilled promise borders the line of a scam. EARC might not be important for some maybe even not important for most of the users, bit for those who purchased any of this products under the promise of a future update it is important since that was the selling point Samsung used in order to attract this particular kind of customers. If this promise would t have been made then nobody will be upset and no complains would be made. But the facts is that Samsung promised and used this promised to sell something, no if this is not honored by Samsung the it turns into a scam l, plain and simple.  Read this link and get inform. At this moment a pressure is building on Samsung from the media and from users to answer what happened with this upgrade. https://twitter.com/stephenwithers/status/1216296178314371072?s=21  Also check on Twitter  #earcSamsungGate ... View more

I agree with you @zoric, as I mentioned before the sound bar works great, it delivers great sound and in my case I have not experienced any connectivity issues as some other users have reported. However I bought the soundbar because of the eARC update promised by Samsung and echoed by many tech reviewers. It’s not about whining and complaining senseless or being childish crying for a candy. It’s about demanding a company to fulfill a promise under which a product was marketed and sold. The issue is bordering the line of what some will call a “scam”, if Samsung didn’t not have this so call eARC ready then they should have not advertised it, it would have saved many people the trouble of having to complain about something and the people who would have purchased the soundbar would have been satisfied with it since they wouldn’t be feeling like something was missing. But this is not the case, Samsung said that eARC was coming on this soundbar as an update and it hasn’t come yet, “a year later”, and those who purchased the product because of this feature have the right to be and or feel unsatisfied and complain. And they are doing it in the right place which happens to be the Samsung forum. Unfortunately not even a word from Samsung here which is also frustrating and shows no real care. I repeat again, I like the soundbar, but what I am getting from it is not what I paid for and what I’m actually getting from it is not the reason I bought it. Again I make clear it is not childish to demand a company to fulfill a promise under which they market and sold a product. I work in sales and false advertising is a big deal, in my company if we Advertise a product under a particular price or characteristics by mistake we will honor the price in order to ensure customer satisfaction. Customer service is a most everywhere specially for a company that pretends to be premium in it’s class. For those who don’t care about how they are treated it’s their own choice but for those in this forum who feel upset and complain I believe that they are right to do it. It doesn’t take too much reading to see how some people express themselves and treat others in this forum to see what kind of people they are. Respect to others and their opinions is important and the only way we as consumers can get good quality products is by demanding them. Conformism only benefits the company not the consumer. ... View more

LG seems to have delivered what most of us were expecting from the Samsung soundbar (eARC support). I am not one of the lucky ones who got the opportunity to return the Samsung soundbar so I'll have to keep it for a while. To make my case worst I bought both, the Samsung soundbar and the Samsung tv, so I'm stuck with 2 Samsung products and spent about $4400 on false promises.  más someone mentioned before, Smash g lost a customer on the first sale. Not that I'm saying that the soundbar is bad. It delivers great sound (at least in my case and I do t have connectivity issues) but I bought it because of future eARC update and the possibility to have real atmos quality sound, I would t have paid $1400 to have 5.1 Dolby. I can get that from a much cheaper system.  Lesson learned, bye bye Samsung, See you soon Lg.  ... View more

Hi @Smazza1970 could you expand a. Bit more on your Xbox set up. I've been trying to get my Xbox one X set up right but the main issue I have experienced is that if I connect the Xbox directly to the tv (QLED Q90r) using any of the HDMI Ports that are not ARC i don't get any Dolby atmos on my Samsung q90r soundbar.  Uo to this day I have the 1) QLED tv connected to the soundbar via HDMI ARC. This allows Dolby atmos from any tv native app that has atmos enable for the tv. I can see the atmos signal on my soundbar.  2) Xbox One X connected to the tv using HDMI 1 (not arc) I get all the benefits of 4k UHD, HDR, XBOX widget on my tv, tv remote control works on turning on off all the devices but I do not get Dolby atmos passed to the soundbar with this set up.  If I connect the Xbox directly to the soundbar then I get Dolby atmos from the the Xbox passed to the soundbar but I loose the Dolby atmos from the tv and also the picture quality from the Xbox to the tv decreases.  Also I loose the Xbox widget  also I loose some of the benefits of the QLED made for gamers.  So far I have settle for the fort set up which is the most logical for my needs but it's disappointing.  Once you hear real Dolby atmos from the Xbox Dolby atmos app you realize that what I'm getting from the native tv apps is nottttt the same :-( ... View more

That's strange. Which QLED tv do you have?  I have the Q90R and it's connected to my HW- Q90R soundbar. I get Dolby atmos from the Netflix app and the soundbar displays the Dolby atmos name when receiving the appropriate sound format. Be aware that not all Netflix content has Dolby atmos. And even some shows have Dolby atmos only in some languages so make sure that the language in which you are watching the show is available in Dolby atmos.  Amazon video also has some shows in Dolby atmos. Jack Ryan is one of them.  Disney plus doesn't have Dolby atmos on the Samsung app, the best I can get is Dolby 5.1 VUDU app has Dolby atmos for the Samsung app.  Apple TV app for Samsung does not has Dolby atmos. make sure your tv sound settings in the expert section section is set up to Dolby Digital+ as the Digitl output audio format. By doing so the tv will recognize any content with Dolby atmos and output that format.    ... View more

With CES less than a week away I lost all hope about an eARC update on 2019 Samsung TVs and soundbars. Samsung is about to lunch it's new 2020 lineup and most likely they will have eARC and maybe even HDMI 2.1. LG had already launch the new 2020 soundbars and one of them seem the be really good with all the features we have been expecting from the Samsung high end model. So far this seem to be the best new soundbar for 2020 and for those interested in reading a bit about it here is the link https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2019/12/27/lg-reveals-new-soundbars-for-2020/amp/ Dor those of you who are still in the market for a great soundbar I'll say just wait a bit. My actual experience with Samsung has been a disappointment, I bought both, the Samsung QLED Q90 tv and the Samsung Q90R soundbar. Both top of the Leone products and suppose to be the perfect pair but reality is that it's not the case. And too late I came to realize that I should have gone with another brand as Samsung tricked everyone (customers and tech reviewers) on a so much expected update that never happened. Not sure if I'll ever come back to Samsung after this but for those who are still in the look of a saojndbar or tv consider wisely And don't go just by promises on future updates on a product that's is top of the line and expensive as the QLED Q90r tv and the HW Q90R soundbar  ... View more

I don't believe Samsung will update this soundbar to provide the eARC features that we need. Everything points out as the new 2020 model wilL have the eARC features that we need. Each HW-QxxR soundbar model has somewhow been made to match their QLED tv counterpart, for example QLED Q90r tv for the the HW-Q90r soundbar,  both have been named similarly to denote some sort of relation. As far as today there are no indications from Samsung that they will update the firmware on the QLED Q90r tv to provide eARC capabilities. Beside the atmos the tv is able to provide from its native apps (netflix, Amazon, Vidu and other apps) I don't believe Samsung will update the firmware so that the hdmi ports on the One connect box can provide eARC. If they don't do it for the tv then most likely they won't do it for the soundbar. I bought both so I was double scammed, if I could call it that way. If next years QLED tv  comes with the eARC enabled then most likely the soundbar will be too, or even better, they both might come with HDMI 2.1, but at the end it will all depend on the tv. Samsung will not provide the soundbar with better capabilities that what their high end QLED can handle. To put it in other words "if their high end tv can't handle the feature then the soundbar won't have it".  So keep an eye on any update on the Q90r QLED, if this tv is updated then prepare to receive an update on the soundbar as well.  ... View more

The Samsung website doesn’t provide too much info about the firmwares updates beside the date of release and how to install it. From what I heard it improves connection stability. Currently I don’t experience any lip sync issues except with thE Disney + app and I believe this is issue is more related to the app itself than to the soundbar or the tv. ... View more

I’m curious about the current Firmware. In the Samsung support page for the US site shows 1008.0 and this update was release in July. This is the current firmware on my soundbar. Not sure if other people might have a different firmware version. ... View more

Same as you, review after review convinced me about getting the soundbar and the tv. So in other words, they got me twice, because I bought the QLED Q90R tv and the Q90R soundbar. I Spent around $4k for a system that delivers no better than others much less expensive. Now I can’t just buy sometime else next year. I’ll have to stick with this system for a while. You learn from mistakes and I learned not to trust on Samsung ever again. This is my last purchase from Samsung, that’s for sure.... ... View more

Yes I agree with you. If eARC is important to you then hold on a bit and wait. I Really don’t believe the 2019 QLED Q90R will get a an update for eARC. I wish I died but we are talking about a tv that’s been in the market for a year and soon there will be a new model and it won’t be the best new thing anymore. We are already mid December and in the biggest time of the year for sales so if Samsung hasn’t done that update most likely it’s not interested. Why I think will happen is that Samsung will Launch a new model with eARC capable and maybe HDMI 2.1. They will market this as the new best feature and push it as the most modern tv available in their lineup. Pretty sad for those of us that trusted the brand, if I had even remotely suspected that I wouldn’t have bought the Q90R tv. I would have definitely gone for the LG which already support eARC and I believe have HDMI 2.1. To late for me but if you are not in a hurry for a new tv better and wait for the new Samsung lineup or opt for LG which apparently has much better credibility and better customer support. ... View more

@White_Turbo. For you to get Dolby atmos from your tv via the Q90R soundbar you need: 1) A tv that supports ARC or eARC and It is connected to the soundbar using the HDMI ARC port. 2) An app that streams atmos content installed in the tv. In my case I have a QLED Q90R tv connected to the soundbar using the arc port and the Netflix, VUDU and Prime video apps provide content in atmos, this means that when streaming from any of this apps and the content is available in atmos I see the atmos logo on the soundbar and the audio I receive is a compressed version of atmos. ... View more

@fjpadilla is right. If you watch the show “DARK” on Netflix you will see that it has DOLBY ATMOS but when I was streaming the show I was only getting 5.1, then I went to the audio option and the atmos sound is only available on the language in which the show was originally filmed which in this case is German. With this being said not every show or movie that says atmos means that you will get atmos. As @fjpadilla previously mentioned it depends also on the language you are watching the show and if atmos is available for that language. As for the rest of your set up you seem to be on the right track. I tested it with the Xbox and the Dolby atmos sound is impressive too bad that in order to get it at this level of quality I have to connect the devices directly to the soundbar and not to the tv which is what I would like to do. Maybe those who have a Samsung tv should start a thread asking for the eARC update on the TVs, if the updates in the TVs happen then the tv will be able to pass-through the atmos sound from the devices when connected directly to the tv and then the tv to the soundbar. I’m not an expert by I assume that an update on the tv will allow this. ... View more

I also did some testing using my Samsung Q90R tv (2019), Xbox One X and the Q90R soundbar. First set up 1) tv connected to soundbar using Arc 2) Xbox One X connected to soundbar using HDMI 1 on soundbar Results: I get Dolby atmos from Xbox One X and tested it using the Dolby atmos app that is available for download for the Xbox. The sound is impressive and I can hear all the speakers firing up with the Dolby atmos demos available from the app. The app also lets you set up your devices to properly receive the Dolby atmos signal Netflix app on Xbox gives me Dolby atmos but image quality is bad, I don't think it’s 4k UHD. Disney + app on Xbox no Dolby atmos at all, not even 5.1, just basic surround, horrible sound and video quality. Second set up 1) tv connected to soundbar via Arc 2) Xbox connected to tv via HDMI 1 on tv Results: I get Dolby atmos from Native Netflix app on tv, compressed, not even close to what I get from Netflix app on Xbox when using the previous set up. I do not get any Dolby atmos from the Xbox at all (Netflix or from the Dolby atmos app). Overall the Dolby atmos sound is by far better when I have the xBox connected directly to the soundbar. In comparison with the dolby atmos I get from the tv native apps. All this at a great cost “image quality is bad” The compressed version of Dolby atmos from Netflix native app on the q90R tv is good but not as good as what I get from the Xbox. Video quality is great when watching native apps from the tv. Also there is a problem turning on and or off the tv + soundbar + Xbox. With the Xbox connected directly to the soundbar I have to constantly be swithing HDMI inputs and for that I can only do it with the soundbar remote. The tv remote doesn’t turn on the tv and soundbar together. And also the Xbox needs to be turned on individually. With the Xbox connected to the tv and the soundbar connected to the tv via arc all I need is my tv remote. It easily turns on or off all devices. I even get an Xbox icon on the tv menu and the tv automatically switches to the HDMI source I’ll be using without having to use more than one remote. This is by far my favorite set up but I am unhappy because I don't get the real atmos sound that I experienced with the Xbox connected directly to the soundbar. At this moment I’m settling for video quality over sound, this is unfortunate because the purpose of having a great soundbar is to experience great quality sound. I believe my tv has a lot to do with this too. Not just the soundbar. And as someone mentioned previously, it seems like the perfect match of Samsung Q90R tv and soundbar is not so perfect at all. ... View more

I also did some testing using my Samsung Q90R tv (2019), Xbox One X and the Q90R soundbar. First set up 1) tv connected to soundbar using Arc 2) Xbox One X connected to soundbar using HDMI 1 on soundbar Results: I get Dolby atmos from Xbox One X and tested it using the Dolby atmos app that is available for download for the Xbox. The sound is impressive and I can hear all the speakers firing up with the Dolby atmos demos available from the app. The app also lets you set up your devices to properly receive the Dolby atmos signal Netflix app on Xbox gives me Dolby atmos but image quality is bad, I doNt think it’s 4k UHD. Disney + app on Xbox no Dolby atmos at all, not even 5.1, just basic surround, horrible sound and video quality. Second set up 1) tv connected to soundbar via Arc 2) Xbox connected to tv via HDMI 1 Results: I get Dolby atmos from Native Netflix app on tv, compressed, not even close to what I get from Netflix app on Xbox when using the previous set up. I do not get any Dolby atmos from the Xbox at all (Netflix or from the Dolby atmos app). Overall the Dolby atmos sound is by far better when I have the xBox connected directly to the soundbar.l in comparisons with the solve atmos I get from the tv native apps. All this at a great cost “image quality is bad” The compressed version of Dolby atmos from Netflix native app on the q90R tv is good but not as good as what I get from the Xbox. Video quality is great when watching native apps from the tv. Also there is a problem turning on and or off the tv+ soundbar + Xbox. With the Xbox connected directly to the soundbar I have to constantly be serious g HDMI inputs and for that I can only do it with the soundbar remote. The tv remote doesn’t turn on the tv and soundbar together, another inconvenience because I need the soundbar remote to turn in the soundbar. And also the Xbox need to be turned on individually. With the Xbox connected to the tv and the soundbar connected to the tv via arc all I need is my tv remote. It easily turns on or off all devices. I even get an Xbox icon on the tv menu and the tv automatically switches to the HDMI source I’ll be using without having to use more than one remote. This is by far my favorite set up but I and unhappy because I do t get the real atmos sound that I experienced with the Xbox connected directly to the soundbar. At this moment I’m settling for video quality over sound, this is unfortunate because the purpose of having a great soundbar is to experience great quality sound. I believe my tv has a lot to do with this too. Not just the soundbar. And as someone mentioned previously, it seems like the perfect match of soma sing Q90R tv and soundbar is not so perfect at all. ... View more

Well at least you have the option to exchange or return. 10 days go fast and this So much needed update will only come in the form of a new Q90R tv and/or soundbar. This is a 2019 device that soon will be a year old and soon to be called “the previous model” and the new model will be exactly the same but with the eARC features or the so much wanted 2.1 HDMI, one or the other, but if I where you I would be returning this and not coming back to Samsung ever again. Go for another brand that gives you what Samsung is not willing to give us. Not even their top of the line tv, the QLED Q900, an 8K tv that cost a ton of money has this feature. I don’t think they will bring is to a less expensive, and yet still expensive device. I am still hoping for an update but then again I have no choice since I can’t return it, if I had the choice I wouldn’t be living on hope and better I would be enjoying the eARC features with another device (brand) probably even less expensive. ... View more

It is very misleading. Most reviews refer to this soundbar as future proof. I still don’t know “future proof” how? Also they speak about this soundbar like the best companion for the Q90R tv, the most expensive tv in Samsung’s QLED line up for 2019, so expensive that it “can’t pass thru Dolby atmos o eARC features” from the Xbox to the soundbar. I don’t know what for I will need 3 more HDMI ports on my One Connect box if they are useless, I can’t enjoy the benefits of a top of the line game console or blue ray player if the tv won’t be able to handle some of the Benefits like Dolby atmos. So simple, all I want is to match a great quality video with a great quality sound. I though I could achieve this by pairing the Q90R line of Samsung tv and soundbar, I spent more than $4k and all I got is the same video and audio I could have gotten by purchasing something for a fraction of the price. As I mentioned before, this is the first time I purchase Samsung products and most likely the last one. I’m not rich to be changing a tv every 2 years so I guess I’ll have to stick with this one for a while until it breaks down but at least I know what to expect from Samsung. They lost a customer on their first sale, not sure if they care much about this. There will be many like me making the same mistake, Enough to keep making profits with false advertising. The next tv and soundbar will probably have this features enabled and it will be the best next thing, selling high end products that lack technology that came out 2 years ago. I wouldn’t be surprise to hear in a few months lawyers looking to sue Samsung for this and make money out of this situation. ... View more

Good. I guess I’ll have to do the same. When you check the tv info, does it show that it has the new firmware or the old one. And if it’s running now on the latest firmware, have you noticed anything different on the tv? ... View more

I see this update also on the US site, it appears as ver1335.0 available since nov 26-2019. It appears to improve usability, browser performance and app performance and usability of input devices. I ran a software update on my tv using the tv interface under the support section and the tv looks for an update but it can’t find this new Firmware. It shows that the tv already has the latest firmware which is ver1315 (the previous version before the one released this week). Not sure why the tv can’t find this new version. Any suggestions. ... View more

I see this firmware update also available in the us site. However the description of the update differed a bit form the one to mentioned. ... View more

That’s interesting. I have the Disney + app installed on the Samsung Q90R tv and the soundbar connected to the tv. I don’t get Dolby atmos from the Disney + app on the tv. But I do get Dolby atmos from the Netflix app and the amazon video app, both installed in the tv. I guess that Disney hasn’t configure the app to pass atmos sound on the Samsung tv hopefully they do it. As for any additional devices I one time connected the Xbox directly to the soundbar instead of the tv. I hate this set up but I did it to test atmos on the soundbar coming directly from the Xbox. My main issue is switching the HDMI ports on the soundbar from tv to Xbox l, it’s not my ideal set up so I went back to the previous set up with the Xbox connected to the tv and forget about atmos from the Xbox for the moment. The problem with Samsung tv is that we are also expecting the update for eARC on them too. You have an LG tv which from what I heard is already eARC ready so you should be ok and just have to wait for the soundbar update if it ever happens. ... View more

Has anyone tested the new Disney + app with the soundbar? Most importantly with the soundbar and a Samsung tv. I would like to hear some of your experiences with the app and sound quality and also video quality. ... View more

Yes some shows have the Dolby atmos but for specific languages. I was watching DARK, amazing show on Netflix, the show has the atmos logo, but when I’m streaming it doesn’t show atmos on the soundbar. When I checked the audio options it appears it has atmos only in german. For w flush it’s only Dolby 5.1. So basically not every show or movie that display the atmos logo will give you atmos sound. It depends if the atmos is available for the language you have selected. The soundbar will detect atmos without any problem, just remember that it’s not true he atmos. It’s a compressed version that is still very good and better than Dolby 5.1 but not as good as real uncompressed atmos which the soundbar can not give because it requires an HDMI 2.1 port. ... View more

I have the Disney app installed on my QLED Q90 tv and I am also using an HW Q90R soundbar. According to the movies details most movies stream in 4K ultra HD, HDR10, HDR, Dolby Vision/atmos (not supported by Samsung). I haven't found yet what video format I'm really streaming on my tv since the app doesn't provide the specific info for my device. Also not sure about audio quality (could be 5.1) but I'm sure it is not atmos as my soundbar doesn't register it as atmos when the video is streaming. It  Seems like the Disney app doesn't provide the info lime other apps do (Netflix and amazon video for example). The one thing I noticed is that the audio quality is bad. The voice volhme (dialogs) is very low while the background sounds and or music is very loud. There is no good balance between them. I have to constantly keep decreasing or increasing the volume depending on dialog being to low or background sound being too loud. Also there is a lag that is very evident to a point that it's annoying, the Audio lag can be adjusted on the tv settings but then it affect other apps that are not having issues.  So far the Disney app needs a bit of work and Samsung and disney need to figure out a way to provide atmos sound quality via the app in a way that it's compatible with the Samsung devices. This is in part Samsung's fault since it's so resistant to embrace HDMI 2.1 specially in its higher tier TVs  and soundbars. No 2019 samsung tv or soundbar, not even their 8K tv or the Q90 QLED (their most expensive QLED tv) has HDMI 2.1, therefore can't handle true HD Atmos. Some apps like Netflix provide a loosless form of atmos and hopefully Disney will do this, it's not true hd atmos quality but it's still far better than the awful 5.1 that we are supposedly getting at this moment.  So far this is my experience with the Disney app. I've been watching some of the marvel movies and Star Wars movies but not enjoying them as much as I would like to with the audio issues I'm experiencing. I will be probably cancelling the subscription after the trial period and only subscribe back once I get confirmation that those issues have been resolved.  ... View more

Samsung is playing with the market in this so called update. They are just waiting to release the new 2020 QLEDS and soundbars with the eARC and possibly HDMI 2.1 feature as the "Next best thing" for their tv and bars lineup. That's how they will make potential customer to go for their new and more expensive lineup as oppose to buy the 2019 TVs and soundbars. It's almost December and no update. We are already approaching the busiest season of the year in sales. This is discouraging to any potential buyer. If they really wanted to make things right for the buyers, at least for those who Samsung promised eARC, they should have released that update long time ago. Not a year later (if it happens). And also for those who have a QLED tv specially the the top tier of qLEDS (Q90, Q80 and Q70) that update or a new One Connect box with HDMI 2.1 compatible with 2019 models would be the right thing to do. I'm sure 2020 QLED models will have this box. And so just make it compatible with the 2019 lineup. I'm not sure about others but I would buy it just to have true HD Atmos.  ... View more

I really hope the update happens for both, the Samsung QLED Q90 tv and the HW Q90r soundbar. These 2 devices were supposed to be the perfect match, they even named them almost similarly. Updating one of them buy giving it Atmos capabilities without the other one makes no sense. So far this soundbar makes more sense to people who owns an LG TV. It’s like if Samsung is saying “buy the soundbar and buy an LG tv, don’t buy the samsung tv”. ... View more

Great. Do you know if this upgrade will allow to pass Dolby Atmos from my Xbox if connected to the tv instead of the soundbar? I think that’s the main feature I miss from eARC, if this will be able I’ll be more than happy. ... View more

I curious about the support for eRAC on all 2019 TVs. As I understand 2019 qLEDS don’t have HDMI 2.1 which is needed for eARC. The only way I can think this tv can have eARC is buy producing a ONE Connect Box with an HDMI 2.1 port and make this box compatible with all 2019 TVs. Unless the tv already has an HDMI 2.1 and Samsung hasn’t mentioned at all and it’s not active yet and it needs a firmware update in order to gain all the HDMI 2.1 functionality. Maybe I’m not understanding eARC correctly. I bought a 2019 Q90 tv and also the HW Q90R soundbar. If this functionality is to come on a form of a firmware update that would be awesome, I just can’t understand how it will happen with the hardware limitations. ... View more

I tried that already. Got an error message. These are the step I did. 1) I connected the tv and the soundbar using the tv and soundbar HDMI ARC ports 2) I connected the Xbox X to the HDMI in port of the soundbar In both cases I used the best HDMI cabkes I have. After doing this the tv native apps work well. I get Atmos from the tv Netflix, Prime and Vudu apps when streaming Atmos content, the soundbar also shows Atmos on the screen. When switching the source to soundbar, as the video indicates, the HDMI port doesn’t detects anything. And gives an error message therefore I can’t see the Xbox at all. Also this set up makes the tv remote to loose co tell of the soundbar when trying to turn it on. Please advice or let me know if I’m doing something wrong. ... View more

The Netflix app on my Samsung tv delivers Atmos content and when that happens the sound bar detects it properly. It’s not lossless audio but instead a compressed form of Atmos, but still a lot better than 5.1. My problem is when I want to use the Netflix app on my Xbox (Or any other app from the Xbox that delivers atmos content or when playing blue ray disc with atmos content) , because I have the Xbox connected to the tv, seems like no Atmos audio is passed to the tv and then to the soundbar. The only way to get Atmos from my Xbox is by connecting the Xbox directly to the soundbar (the arc port) but by doing so I need to plug the tv to a different hdmi port and then I loose arc from the tv. ... View more