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C9 Update - 05.10.04 - Can no longer connect to Dolby


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Iam having the same issues with the LG C9 when using Dolby Vision on HBO Max through a Chromecast. I also have a Bose soundbar. I decided to try and watch Dolby Vision without the soundbar as the sound option and it worked flawlessly.

As a workaround, I then changed the audio back to the soundbar and I'm still having no issues. Annoying but at least a temporary workaround

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1 minute ago, RobNBill said:

You can download it - see AVS Forum Post:   

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I'm nervous as I'm getting used to plugging my Shield into the C9 rather than my AVR. I don't want things to get worse. I'll wait for others to install it first and provide feedback.

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