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ā04-22-2024 02:53 AM (Last edited 2 weeks ago by SamsungCaleb ) in
LED and OLED TVsI'm in the market for a new TV and to simplify my current home entertainment system. I'm older so have some hearing loss. I have been using some low-latency Bluetooth headphones along with my Polk audio receiver at the same time. This allows others in the room to enjoy the movie with the speakers while I can use the headphones to hear the dialog better.
It works well but it is a bit complicated to set up with extra components and I have to have the TV set up to not output Dolby as the Bluetooth transmitter that splits the optical can't handle Dolby.
I have heard that Samsung TV's can have multiple audio outputs at the same time. Here are my questions:
- Can the TV output both Bluetooth and Optical audio in Dolby/DTS mode at the same time so I can operate a sound bar while still using the Bluetooth headphones
- If 1 is yes, which Samsung TVs can do this
- Is the Bluetooth output low latency? Will there be a lag between the Bluetooth voice dialog and the actor's lip movements. My current setup is low-latency so this is not an issue
Thanks
Mark