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andriod 5.1 surround sound

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nicegirl05

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i have a samsung phone and tablet both came preinstalled with dolby atmos support looking at dolbys documentation andriod can decode dolby digital plus and atmos content how would i go about connecting my phone or tablet to my 5.1 speaker system ?????
 
Your phone can decode a dolby atmos stream to playback on your phone via headphones. What this does, is translating the dolby atmos signal into a 3d format for headphones. It does not afaik support encoding or passthrough of a dolby atmos stream to external speakers. This would also require a usb-c to hdmi (e-)arc output capability, and that is something I have never seen in any specification for modern android phones. Because bluetooth is not capable of transmitting an actual dolby atmos stream, you need a hdmi connection.
 
Calenhad said:
Your phone can decode a dolby atmos stream to playback on your phone via headphones. What this does, is translating the dolby atmos signal into a 3d format for headphones. It does not afaik support encoding or passthrough of a dolby atmos stream to external speakers. This would also require a usb-c to hdmi (e-)arc output capability, and that is something I have never seen in any specification for modern android phones. Because bluetooth is not capable of transmitting an actual dolby atmos stream, you need a hdmi connection.
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my phone supports displayport out of its usbc port so ill try that when i can and let you know but alot of andriod devices support external displays sense like 2015
 
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