Seems like a solid upgrade. I keep hoping that at some point they will put an M chip in an Apple TV.
Seems like a solid upgrade. I keep hoping that at some point they will put an M chip in an Apple TV.
Amen brother!I just picked up a C2 last month and what a magnificent beast it is! I pulled the trigger shortly after on a 4K ATV and I have to say that it surpasses the LG OS by leaps and bounds.
I've got an old Yamaha 5.1 receiver (2013 Costco Vintage) hooked up through the E-ARC and when I hit the power button on the ATV the whole bundle springs to life and pops open to the last app I used on the Apple TV. It's so much better than waving around the goofy LG remote (which I used to really like on my old LG set). I am fortunate that I am still within the return window on my ATV and have pre-ordered the '22 version in anticipation of an incremental upgrade.
Remember, over and over again, NOT EVERYONE IS LIKE YOU!I don’t get all the discussions about the ATV remote. Am I the only one that uses the built in remote app in iOS? I haven’t used the physical remote in years. Is there something I’m missing by not using the physical remote?
This has been answered at least twice already in this thread...If everything is kept in cloud what is memory used for?
Come on, just give it to them! (And set it up nicely for them.)Don’t know about you, but content load times have slowed down quite a bit. My parents wanted to buy my 2017 ATV4K (they currently have a Roku) so that makes the cost of the new one justifiable.
If everything is kept in cloud what is memory used for?
Will NOT buy the new Apple 4K TV UNTIL they include the S/PDIF Optical (and Coax) for 5.1 (or other multi-channels) Surround/Spatial Sound. Most of our home theatre systems does not have HDMI audio ports but have S/PDIF Optical Audio ports and Coax ports. Even though we have the new Apple 4K TV but we cannot enjoy the Surround/Spatial Sounds through our HiFi/Home Theatre Sound System. Also our Smart TV/Projector does not have the S/PDIF audio out and needed the Apple TV to provide the S/PDIF (Optical and Coax) Audio out for Multi-Channel Surround/Spatial Sound. Not everyone enjoy listening through AirPods Pro for Multi-Channel Surround/Spatial Sounds. Using Apple TV with HDMI Audio Extractor to S/PDIF is such a mess which degrades performance and reliability; More components required, more cables required, most audio extractor required power which additional power point is required - Messy.
So hook the Apple TV to the TV via HDMI and the tv to the receiver via optical. That’s how I hooked my parents dated system up and it works fineWill NOT buy the new Apple 4K TV UNTIL they include the S/PDIF Optical (and Coax) for 5.1 (or other multi-channels) Surround/Spatial Sound. Most of our home theatre systems does not have HDMI audio ports but have S/PDIF Optical Audio ports and Coax ports. Even though we have the new Apple 4K TV but we cannot enjoy the Surround/Spatial Sounds through our HiFi/Home Theatre Sound System. Also our Smart TV/Projector does not have the S/PDIF audio out and needed the Apple TV to provide the S/PDIF (Optical and Coax) Audio out for Multi-Channel Surround/Spatial Sound. Not everyone enjoy listening through AirPods Pro for Multi-Channel Surround/Spatial Sounds. Using Apple TV with HDMI Audio Extractor to S/PDIF is such a mess which degrades performance and reliability; More components required, more cables required, most audio extractor required power which additional power point is required - Messy.
That's our Fire TV does. Not quite that often, but every few weeks, it will keep freezing, and I have to unplug and plug back in. And when it isn't frozen, it's about the same as our ATV.There’s an audio sync issue with my Ultra and my TV. I have to restart my TV everY other day, usually in the middle of what I’m watching. It’s become super frustrating.
Man I really miss the optical output from my 3rd gen Apple TV. For everything else the jump to the 2021 4K was a big improvement.Will NOT buy the new Apple 4K TV UNTIL they include the S/PDIF Optical (and Coax) for 5.1 (or other multi-channels) Surround/Spatial Sound.
That's what I did with my 10 year old TV until I got a newer TV with HDMI (e)ARC. My receiver is pretty old and even it supports HDMI ARC. Optical is going away in favor of HDMI eARC, so I don't think it'll be back. eARC just has so much more bandwidth.So hook the Apple TV to the TV via HDMI and the tv to the receiver via optical. That’s how I hooked my parents dated system up and it works fine
The trouble with HDMI/Arc is it take up a precious HDMI port for non video stuff. I really need a TV with about 8 HDMI Ports and an Arc port! And All I have have is 4 total.That's what I did with my 10 year old TV until I got a newer TV with HDMI (e)ARC. My receiver is pretty old and even it supports HDMI ARC. Optical is going away in favor of HDMI eARC, so I don't think it'll be back. eARC just has so much more bandwidth.
wow? what takes up so much? I only use one on every tv I ever had😂 The arc port is for the receiver at that point. plug everything else into thatThe trouble with HDMI/Arc is it take up a precious HDMI port for non video stuff. I really need a TV with about 8 HDMI Ports and an Arc port! And All I have have is 4 total.