Make sure your using Dolby Atmos or DTS X, How to setup a blu ray player for surround sound

Описание: This video covers simply how to set up your Blu-ray player to ensure the best possible surround sound either to a receiver or to other devices. It is always recommended that you utilize bitstream audio as opposed to PCM. Certain Blu-ray players from the factory are set to emit only stereo audio which can leave you left in the dust with your surround sound receiver that accepts the signal either digital or analog. With surround sound receivers these days you could be missing out on the best possible audio quality your Blu-ray is capable of producing and there are only a few steps needed to make sure you are getting the most out of your Blu-ray player. Keep in mind all brands will be specific but this is a general overview of how to set up the menu of your Blu-ray player to make sure you are getting the best audio. Of course analog connections are only going to achieve a stereo signal unless you are using a 5.1 or 7.1 analog output. Often times we ask ourselves the question do we send an HDMI signal directly to the television or to the receiver to achieve the best audio and video. I can tell you definitively that surround sound formats like DTS X and Dolby Atmos are only possible by using HDMI cables sent directly to the receiver. However with some Blu-ray players it is necessary to go into the settings menu and change the audio output settings preferably to bitstream. Leaving the Blu-ray player in PCM audio sometimes causes a generic stereo signal to be sent to whatever device you are using for audio. It is sometimes necessary to properly set up your Blu-ray player for the best possible audio and video function. Some Blu-ray players have an audio button on the remote others that is necessary to go into the menu and tweak settings. As far as video is concerned usually the Blu-ray player right out of the box is going to give you a 1080p picture this video is not necessarily concerning alter HD 4K Blu-ray players as you can check out my Oppo UDP 203 videos concerning proper setup of that however that is configured from the factory to achieve the best possible video and audio.