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KJSK71Answer
Contributor I
June 12, 2023

Thank you yes I got it working now.

 

I had to raise the volume on the surrounds a little and did the balancing procedure where you walk around the room and elevate and lower your phone 

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Lead Maestro
June 11, 2023

I’m assuming the Era 100s are set up as surrounds with the Arc, correct?

What model TV do you have? What do you normally watch? From what app and what device? What audio format is displayed on the Now Playing screen in the Sonos app when playing TV audio?

Try to find shows in 5.1 or Dolby Atmos audio when possible rather than in Stereo.

"Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you." - Rashi
KJSK71Author
Contributor I
June 12, 2023

Hello,

  1. Yes, its set up as surrounds with the arc
  2. 58inch samsung UN58tu700df   couple yrs old
  3. dolby atmos is displaying when  watching tv  (via roku)

thank you,

jgatie
June 12, 2023

Unlike the ‘Full’ setting for music, the surrounds are not going to be always producing sound for TV sources.  They function for ambient sounds like wind or rain, or directional cues, like an off camera voice or a bullet whizzing by.  Try playing a surrounds heavy scene, like the opening to Saving Private Ryan (5.1), the first scene in episode one of the latest season of Stranger Things (Atmos), or the trees burning in Roma at 1:03:25 (Atmos), both on Netflix.  Those scenes light up the surrounds like no others.

If you still can’t hear surrounds and the Sonos app is displaying 5.1 or Atmos, you may want to contact Sonos support.

KJSK71AuthorAnswer
Contributor I
June 12, 2023

Thank you yes I got it working now.

 

I had to raise the volume on the surrounds a little and did the balancing procedure where you walk around the room and elevate and lower your phone