Since the HDMI port is meant to receive audio from the TV, would it not receive audio from the Google Chromecast dongle so I can play to that dongle to get Chromecast audio?
If someone has those two pieces, I would be very interested to know if it works.
The port on the Amp is an HDMI-ARC port, and needs the ARC signal from a TV. It doesn’t pull audio from a normal HDMI signal.
The port on the Amp is an HDMI-ARC port, and needs the ARC signal from a TV. It doesn’t pull audio from a normal HDMI signal.
OK yes, I understand that. So the ARC audio signal coming back from the TV is coming through a different line compared to the standard audio signal?
I can actually give this a try by connecting my DVD player to the amp and see if I get sound (I am getting my amp today).
The port on the Amp is an HDMI-ARC port, and needs the ARC signal from a TV. It doesn’t pull audio from a normal HDMI signal.
OK yes, I understand that. So the ARC audio signal coming back from the TV is coming through a different line compared to the standard audio signal?
Yes. Different channels.
I can actually give this a try by connecting my DVD player to the amp and see if I get sound (I am getting my amp today).
Many others have tested before you, and Sonos has stated, it’s not going to work.
Many others have tested before you, and Sonos has stated, it’s not going to work.
Ok understood. I think the ARC line in HDMI is physically separate from the audio line. The optical adapter would allow audio in into the SONOS amp, but for HDMI audio in I would have to use something else.
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