Vizio SB46312-F6 User Manual - Page 36

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How do I know if I'm playing Dolby Atmos content? • You can verify content via the VIZIO SmartCast App. Download the VIZO SmartCast App and sync your sound bar. Go to Settings >System Information to see what type of audio is being played. Visit VIZIO.com/Setup for more on the SmartCast App. • When Dolby Atmos content is detected the audio format LED on the bar will briefly appear green. • From the remote control, choose the Info menu option and press the Play/Pause key. The sound bar will announce the current input and audio format being played. Can I adjust each of the sound bar speaker channels individually? • You cannot adjust each individual speaker. You can adjust the volume and presence of the Center channel and Surround speakers. You can also turn the Height channels On or Off. What sources play Dolby Atmos content? The sound bar is in a room with a vaulted ceiling. Will I hear all the sounds properly? The system information say the audio type is Dolby Atmos-Dolby Digital Plus or Dolby Atmos-TrueHD. How do I get one or the other? English - 36 • Dolby Atmos content can be found on select streaming apps, on 4K UHD Blu-Ray discs, and on some gaming systems and streaming sticks. To play Atmos content from these devices, connect the device directly to the HDMI in port of the sound bar. • Dolby Atmos supported streaming apps built into to connected TVs may also be played on the HDMI ARC port. • SmartCast, Bluetooth, USB, Aux, Optical and Digital Coax inputs do not support Dolby Atmos. • To clearly hear all Atmos has to offer, you will need a flat ceiling that is between 7.5 and 12 feet high. This allows the height speakers to reflect off the ceiling providing the sounds that would come from above. • Vaulted ceilings or ceilings with acoustic treatments or tiles will diminish the effect. From the remote control select Height --> Virtual for a virtualized height experience. Dolby Atmos content will be played in Dolby Digital Plus format in this mode. • Dolby Atmos-TrueHD typically comes from a UHD Blu-Ray player or console that is plugged into the sound bar's HDMI IN port. Dolby Atmos-Dolby Digital Plus is typically sent from supported apps being played from a smart TV that is plugged into the sound bar's HDMI ARC port.