- SAMSUNG SOUNDBAR HDMI PASSTHROUGH ANDROID
- SAMSUNG SOUNDBAR HDMI PASSTHROUGH BLUETOOTH
- SAMSUNG SOUNDBAR HDMI PASSTHROUGH PLUS
SAMSUNG SOUNDBAR HDMI PASSTHROUGH BLUETOOTH
Has multi connect feature where 2 Bluetooth devices can be connected to the soundbar at once. The number of Bluetooth devices that can be retained in the pairing memory is not specified. Compatible with the Q-Symphony feature of some 2020 or later Samsung TV models when the soundbar is connected to one of these TVs using a HDMI or Optical Cable the TV can be set to output sound from both the TV and the soundbar for a claimed optimum surround effect.
SAMSUNG SOUNDBAR HDMI PASSTHROUGH ANDROID
Has "Tap Sound" feature where users may tap the sound bar with an Android mobile device using the Samsung SmartThings app allowing users to play audio from their mobile device.
Auto on when a previously paired Bluetooth device is reconnected or digital audio signal is received. HDMI connections support UltraHD DolbyVision as well as HDR high dynamic range video pass-through. There are 2 ways to connect your soundbar with HDMI: you can connect a device to your soundbar (like a Blu-ray player) and then connect the soundbar to the TV, or you can use ARC (Audio Return Channel). The optical input is intended to be used as alternate for HDMI ARC connection for TVs that lack HDMI ARC capability, if both are connected HDMI ARC has priority. Connecting your soundbar to a TV through HDMI will give you the best audio because HDMI cables transmit sound digitally. Sound bar can wirelessly connect to one TV at a time if the TV has Bluetooth capabilities. Can be converted to a 5.1.2 channel surround sound system with the addition of optional Samsung SWA-9100S wireless rear surround speaker kit. Connection options including dual HDMI inputs for 4K HDR passthrough from connected devices (we’d like to see three. Reads MP3, WAV, WMA, FLAC, OGG, AAC, AIFF files. Samsung HW-Q950A Soundbar Review Samsungs monstrous new Dolby Atmos soundbar is a whale of a good time. For all systems with height channels "Z" is typically 2 (front left and right height channels) or 4 (front left and right and rear left and right height channels). For all systems "Y" indicates the number of subwoofers (typically 0 or 1, but on occasion 2).
SAMSUNG SOUNDBAR HDMI PASSTHROUGH PLUS
With surround systems "X" is total number of channels that are integrated into the soundbar or soundbase enclosure (typically front left and right, or front left and right, and center) plus the number of surround channels handled by separate surround speakers (typically left rear and right rear, but there could also be left side and right side, or more). With non-surround systems "X" is the number of non-surround channels that are integrated into the soundbar or soundbase enclosure (2 means front left and right, 3 means front left, right, and center there could be higher numbers - meaning more channels - but it still amounts to non-surround sound). The format is "X.Y" for non-surround and surround sound systems, and "X.Y.Z" for non-surround or surround systems with height channels. The number of audio channels the system has, whether the channels provide surround sound, and if applicable, whether optional accessories can be used to expand the system to more channels and/or to provide surround sound.
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