xnappo
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1 year ago This is as expected, since the LS12000 version is meant to literally just be the LS12000 + DV. I understand the problem though - you really want one that is after your receiver.
You can follow the procedure here to roll your own: https://www.avsforum.com/threads/alternative-devices-for-enabling-low-latency-dolby-vision-lldv.3254266/page-48#post-62028597
Hello!
Thank you for creating these, huge help for those of us doing budget home theaters.
I am trying the ezcoo_fw_LS12000_BT2020_ML385.hex on my EZCOO splitter in-line between my source (Fire Stick 4k Max) and my receiver. I have an LS12000 as the output device on my receiver.
While I do get DV capabilities as expected, the Fire Stick reports that the device is no longer Dolby Atmos capable. If I use the generic EZ-SP12H2_ML_385_XNAPPODV.hex, Dolby Atmos reports as available but I understand that I'm losing HDR10+ capabilities.
Note that if I move the splitter between by receiver and projector, I get both DV and Atmos but since the splitter can't handle 4k120 that's not a viable permanent solution for me since I have a PC connected to the receiver for gaming.
Is it possible to update the LS12000 files to add Atmos support? Or maybe a second set that includes Atmos? Or am I approaching this wrong?
Thank you for your help, and for your work on this project!