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Originally Posted by Ollie
I can’t say I agree with all your comments. Apart from great sound the unit needs to be practical and keep up with certain technology otherwise It starts to become a compromise. I watch tv through the sp3 all the time, Netflix, Disney and Amazon prime are what’s primarily playing I even play the tidal app through the tv because I like to watch music videos. These apps transmit the latest sound formats and for that to play on the sp3 you need arc or eArc support through hdmi. Tv’s also support h265 codecs, HDR-10, Dolby vision and I didn’t buy sp3 just for 2 channel audio but as a home theatre. I’ve already paid for the 4K hdmi upgrade and I would pay again for the next upgrade if they release eArc hdmi support.
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I feel you. But, you can circumvent some of these issues using a Sony 4k player with two HDMI outputs which is what I do.