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Connect Your Soundbar to the TV: Grab the HDMI cable that came with your soundbar. Plug one end into the HDMI ARC port on the soundbar, and the other end into the HDMI ARC port on your TV. This lets your TV send audio to the soundbar using just this one cable, keeping it super simple. Connect Your PS5 to the Soundbar: Next, take another HDMI cable and connect your PS5 to one of the available HDMI inputs on your soundbar (like HDMI 1 or HDMI 2). This setup allows your PS5’s video to pass through the soundbar to your TV, and the soundbar will handle all the awesome audio from your PS5. Adjust Audio Settings on Your PS5: Jump into the 'Sound' settings on your PS5’s menu. Make sure the 'Audio Output' is set to HDMI. This ensures the sound goes through your soundbar for an epic sound experience.

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If you changed your WiFi password, your soundbar probably can't connect to the internet to finish updating. Try resetting your soundbar to factory settings, then reconnect it to your WiFi with the new password. Usually, there's a button you can hold down to reset it, but check your manual to be sure

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It's such a cool feature on Samsung phones, right? Sadly, Pixels don't have that same dual audio feature built-in. But, you might wanna try some third-party apps like AmpMe or SoundSeeder. They let you play music across multiple devices at once.

@@hifiaudios8101 unfortunately they stream over the web, with Samsung Dual Audio you just need Bluetooth so we use it all the time on planes and on the Underground (London metro)

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It sounds like your device might not support playing music on two speakers at once. If it’s switching off one speaker when you connect another, it probably doesn’t have the dual audio feature. Maybe check if there’s an app like AmpMe or Bose Connect that could help you link up both speakers.

If it’s charging but the red light's flickering instead of staying solid, might be something off with the battery or the connection. Have you tried a different charger or cable? Sometimes that fixes it. If not, a reset could help, just check the manual for how to do it on your model.

Oh, disconnecting the WiFi shouldn't affect turning the TV on without a remote. You just need to use the power button on the TV itself. It’s usually on the back or side. No WiFi needed for that, so you should be good to go!

If you’ve already hooked up your aerial and still aren’t picking up the usual UK channels, you might want to double check a couple things. First, make sure your aerial is properly aligned and working right. Sometimes, rescanning for channels a few times can also help. And if you keep getting those Samsung TV channels, maybe your TV settings are set to a different region? Double check that too, and switch it to UK if it’s not.

First thing, you might wanna try a different charger or cable, just to rule that out. Sometimes, the problem’s just a faulty cable. Also, check if there’s any debris or dirt in the charging port that might be messing with the connection. If none of this works, it might be a good idea to reach out to JBL support or take them back to where you bought them for a check or exchange.

Optical is super reliable and it’s been around for ages. ARC can be a bit hit or miss sometimes, especially with different brands and setups.

Yeah, you’re on the right track! Dolby TrueHD with Atmos is definitely the better pick cause it’s lossless, meaning it keeps all the original audio details intact. Dolby Digital+ is great too, especially for streaming since it uses less bandwidth, but if you want the top-notch, cinema-quality sound and your setup supports it, TrueHD with Atmos is the way to go.

If your Beats Solo 3 isn’t showing that little flash when you try to turn it on, it might be a sign that they’re not getting power. Make sure they’re charged up properly-sometimes the cable or the charger isn't working right, or it might not be plugged in all the way. If charging doesn’t help, a reset could be the next step to try. Just hold down the power button and volume down button for about 10 seconds. If they still won’t turn on, might be time to check in with customer support.

So if you’re not seeing those circles next to your Bluetooth devices in the media control, it might mean your phone or device doesn’t support linking multiple speakers at once. Some phones or tablets only let you connect to one speaker or headphone at a time. You could check if there's an update for your device or look into apps that might help manage multiple Bluetooth connections.

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Haha, happens to the best of us! Those little caps on the optical cables are sneaky little things. Glad you figured it out! Now you can enjoy the sound without any more hiccups

If tapping the left earbud didn’t do the trick, you might wanna try resetting them completely. Sometimes, a full reset can kick things back into gear. If that still doesn’t work, it might be a hardware issue. Might be time to check if they’re still under warranty or consider getting in touch with Skullcandy support.

Exactly, you’ve got it! If you're just using the built-in speakers on your TV or a simple 2-channel setup, you won’t really see the big benefits of Dolby Atmos. Atmos shines with a more complex speaker setup that can use the extra data for overhead and surround sound effects. With basic speakers, Dolby Digital will do just fine for you.

Since you’ve already tried swapping the chargers and your phone charges fine with them, it looks like the issue might be with your Flip5 itself. If the charge light isn't coming on anymore, there could be something up with the battery or the charging port. You might want to try a hard reset on your speaker. If that doesn’t fix it, it could be time to reach out to JBL customer service or check if it's still under warranty

@@hifiaudios8101 Thanks. I'll have to. There's not enough charge left on it to even ATTEMPT the Hard/Factory Reset. It'll be a shame if I can't simply get it repaired but would need to buy a New One. With today's garbage issues as well as financial economy, I'm hoping for Repairs to be honest. Wish me Good Luck.

I totally get what you're saying! Seems like a lot of the newer 3D movies focus more on depth inside the screen rather than things popping out at you. I miss those old-school 3D effects too, they made everything feel so much more immersive. Hopefully, they bring back some of that magic in future films!

Yep, you can totally scan for over-the-air channels without losing your satellite setup. Just go through the scan for the air channels like the video shows, and it shouldn’t mess with your satellite channels.

If you’ve tried everything and it still isn’t working, it might be a good idea to reach out to Bose customer support. They can probably help you troubleshoot or let you know if it needs a repair.

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resetting the Rail series is pretty straightforward! Just hold down the power button for about 10 secs until you see the LED light flash. That should do the trick.

Usually, there isn’t a way to set HDMI as the default on most Samsung soundbars. It tends to auto-select the TV source when turned on. A workaround might be using a universal remote or checking if any firmware updates are available that might change this setting.

True, sometimes it feels like just buying a new one is the easier route, especially with prices dropping on TVs. But if you're up for it, trying a fix might save some cash. Depends on how you feel about a little DIY adventure!