Sound cutting out and periodic loss of surround channels after upgrading to 4.0

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  • James Connor

    Hey Rob, let mw know if you test setting amplifer stanby off on your pulse prior to setting up a theatre group.

     

    Then we can let bluesound know our findings....

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Hi James and Rob

    We are much more interested in the eARC vs ARC and not stand by as we have suggested.

    We are asking you to troubleshoot the amount of packets being sent in eARC vs ARC.

    Thank you

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  • Rob Greenwood

    Hi Tony
    I will try Arc first, would you like me send the log after the rears cut out or before?

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Thanks Rob

    Yes. Please continue to work with Vivek on this matter offline.

    Thanks for your help.

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  • Rob Greenwood

    @ James

    Vivek has been great with finding out what's going on, I sent all logs.

    I tried the amp stand by and the problem still shows its ugly head, thought you'd like to know James.

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  • James Connor

    Hi Rob, yeah defo interested in keeping up to date with this.

    BS have informed me that they have recreated the bug and are looking at it.

    However bear in mind I reported this over 4 months ago and no fix still.

    I moved to BS from a Sonos Arc with surrounds and never had these issues.

    They also integrated apple music with dolby atmos direct in to their app as a music service.

    I am left wondering if I made a bad choice moving to Pulse Soundbar+ with Powernode as surrounds....

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  • Rob Greenwood

    @James

    We have figured out its definitely related to Earc, reducing to Arc resolves the issue. You sacrifice Atmos for the time being. Hopefully they resolve this issue.

    Thanks for everybody's assistance.

    Rob

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  • James Connor

    Thats interesting thanks for the update.

    The big question is when will they finally fix it.

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  • Roland Graber

    I tried a workaround and connected the TV (LG) using an optical cable instead of HDMI/eARC and I made sure that all bluesound devices (soundbar+, 2 Flex) have fixed IP adresses in the internet router config (DHCP). Bluesound devices are connected by wire. Had no interruption anymore so far.

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  • James Connor

    Changing to optical means losing dolby atmos and hi res audio.

    Downgrading arc to earc has the same problem.

    Bluesound need to sort this, I reported this 5 months ago.

    Soooo disappointed with the support we get (dont get)

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  • Rob Greenwood

    Agreed with James, point of this is to regain atmos

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Agreed with James, point of this is to regain atmos

    As do we here - we are continuing to investigate.

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  • James Connor

    Hi Tony, this thread has been open for 7 months.

     

    Is the time frame to a fix: weeks, months or years?

     

    Thanks, James.

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  • James Connor

    Hi, does this weeks update to BluOS 4.4.11 fix the earc issue we have here?

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  • James Connor

    Watched a couple of movies over the weekend and BluOS 4.4.11 does seem to have fixed the surrounds dropping off a cliff for me.

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  • James Connor

    Hi Tony, does this weeks update to BluOS 4.4.11 fix the earc issue we have here?

    It has gone super quiet on this thread.

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  • Rob Greenwood

    Hey James, at the moment movies seem ok, but Spotify looses sync after 30 mins to rears.

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  • Rob Greenwood

    Had sometime last weekend with some 7.1 / atmos movies through Earc, the problem stills shows itself. arc no problem. 

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  • Rob Greenwood

    Still no resolve guys?

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