A:AnswerWe recommend connecting a device that uses TrueHD Atmos directly to the sound bar and all other devices connected to the television to pass audio to the sound bar. With a projector you may need an HDMI adapter to connect multiple devices to the sound bar itself.
A:AnswerI directly connected the Fire tv stick 4k to HDMI IN and i could get both video and audio....may be try adjusting the display settings in fire TV and then try reconnecting it to sound bar with different color profile.
A:AnswerIt can be but currently there is an issue with the hdmi arc feature not working properly.this is the feature that auto detects when you turn on a device to watch (such as ever, cable box or streaming app) and the soundbar should turn on as well. The problem is, it turns on but the sound does not work through the device you are using. This is a random issue. I had to return this system. It has a great sound but this arc issue will drive you crazy trying to get the sound to work.
A:AnswerHello Mike, please ensure that your sound bar is fully up to date with the latest firmware. If you are still getting static please contact our customer support at 844-254-8087.
A:AnswerI hvave a similar setup as follows: the soundbar is connected to tv with a single hdmi arc input. All other devices connect directly to tv to any ports. The cable that comes with soundbar is not 2.0 so I had to buy several to get 4k and max video quality for everything.
A:AnswerThe bass is wireless (although it has a power cord) and the 2 rear speakers are connected to the bass via wires. FWIW, this ensures a consistent power source.
A:AnswerIm sure there is a wall mount for the satellites as there is a threaded whole in the rear of them. Not conventional wire as all the access plugs are RCA style, which it comes with and they're fairly long. I'm sure the sub could drive additional if you were to use splitters as there is only plugs for one set, 2 plugs left rear, right rear, in the rear of the sub.
A:AnswerI have the same problem and getting error 0x91d7000a when playing BD on Xbox One S. My setup is Xbox hdmi out -> soundbar hdmi in -> soundbar hdmi arc <-> vizio E70-f3 tv hdmi arc.
But if I change the setup to Xbox hdmi out -> TV hdmi 3 and with soundbar hdmi arc <-> vizio E70-f3 tv hdmi arc, then I'm able to play the movie.
The catch is that Dolby Atmos is DROPPED, and I'm trying to play discs such as Fantastic Beasts and Sicario which have Atmos audio, the signal via TV to soundbar drops to Dolby Digital only.
I spent an hour on phone with vizio support no help at all (pure waste of time), they simply threw back the problem at Microsoft.
What's the point with an Atmos soundbar if BD can't be played?
Strange that Vizio support says it's a Microsoft issue when direct connection between Xbox and Vizio TV is working, it's only not working when the soundbar is in the middle.
Funny that both soundbar and TV are Vizio made.
A:AnswerThis will depend on your seating area. Obviously you want them higher than the backrest of the couch/chair etc. If you are thinking of mounting near the ceiling you will definitely want an angled speaker mount to direct the sound down.
If your speakers are being mounted to floor stands, speakers are typically around 36" off the floor. So mounting the satellite speakers to the wall with the included pucks would be good to mimic that same height range.
A:AnswerAs sold in the USA, not likely, as it plugs into standard US 110/120 volt AC outlets with the supplied power cables. If sold in other countries, I'd check the packaging or retailer to see what voltage/frequency the included power supply works at.
