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Schlumpf
SchlumpfAnswer
Virtuoso
April 24, 2024

Ok, I found out the reason… 

https://www.reddit.com/r/appletv/comments/qmi5fq/dolby_atmos_with_apple_tv_also_works_via_arc_not/

There‘s another feature LG tvs support. They are able to convert Dolby MAT to Dolby DD+.  
So for a regular tv with enabled Atmos and just ARC you will need a device like FireTV that outputs DD+, but for an AppleTV that outputs MAT you need one that on top is abble to convert MAT to DD+. 
 

What a simple world… 😂

Ralf

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skullc
Prodigy III
April 24, 2024

My guess would be there would be an extra license fee for passing through atmos but I am guessing 

l know that LG stopped Dts pass through for a few years after my model tv and Samsung doesn’t support Dolby vision one reason I never buy that brand tv but as I said it’s purely guess work on my part 😊

Network= livewire cpe pro 3 +eero 6 pro wireless
Schlumpf
SchlumpfAnswer
Virtuoso
April 24, 2024

Ok, I found out the reason… 

https://www.reddit.com/r/appletv/comments/qmi5fq/dolby_atmos_with_apple_tv_also_works_via_arc_not/

There‘s another feature LG tvs support. They are able to convert Dolby MAT to Dolby DD+.  
So for a regular tv with enabled Atmos and just ARC you will need a device like FireTV that outputs DD+, but for an AppleTV that outputs MAT you need one that on top is abble to convert MAT to DD+. 
 

What a simple world… 😂

Ralf
Contributor I
April 29, 2024

I’ve just been using the tv to stream atmos content and my Apple tv for regular 5.1