Can ht-a5000 passthrough 4k video. Thanks null

Hi Sonyuser, Thank you for the inquiry! Yes, the HT-A5000 soundbar is equipped with 8K and 4K/120 passthrough to support the latest video formats including Dolby Vision. The HT-A5000 envelops you in authentic 5.1.2ch surround sound with up-firing speakers, side beam tweeters, built-in subwoofers, and advanced technologies that bring you Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X® audio as well as 8K and 4K video passthrough. And with rear speakers it supports 360 Spatial Sound Mapping, taking movies, TV and music into a whole new realm. -David

You mean something like connecting a 4K Bluray directly to the soundbar and have the soundbar send 4K video to the TV ? The specs don't say passthrough, so I'd say it probably does not. Your safest best it is to connect the video source to the TV and have the TV send the audio to the soundbar or setup a separate audio (optical) link between the source and the soundbar.

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Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Hi Sonyuser, Thank you for the inquiry! Yes, the HT-A5000 soundbar is equipped with 8K and 4K/120 passthrough to support the latest video formats including Dolby Vision. The HT-A5000 envelops you in authentic 5.1.2ch surround sound with up-firing speakers, side beam tweeters, built-in subwoofers, and advanced technologies that bring you Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X® audio as well as 8K and 4K video passthrough. And with rear speakers it supports 360 Spatial Sound Mapping, taking movies, TV and music into a whole new realm. -David
Answered by SonyListens 2 years ago
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You mean something like connecting a 4K Bluray directly to the soundbar and have the soundbar send 4K video to the TV ? The specs don't say passthrough, so I'd say it probably does not. Your safest best it is to connect the video source to the TV and have the TV send the audio to the soundbar or setup a separate audio (optical) link between the source and the soundbar.
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