on 06-09-2021 16:12
Since switching to a Virgin 360 Box I have the same problem of sound synchronization with my Samsung soundbar. The suggested solution to select Dolby Audio - 'Always Convert' or 'Follow Content' does not solve the problem but there is channel variation. Selecting 'Disable' does enable sound synchronization but turns off the Dolby audio and defeats the point of having a Dolby enabled soundbar! Similarly using alternative audio connections such as optical output does not provide the high quality as for eARC. I get the impression that Virgin are aware that their 360 Box does not support Dolby 5.1 through eARC (the best quality) but are not keen to address this?
on 06-09-2021 16:35
I recently switched to a Virgin 360 box connected to my Samsung TV and Soundbar. There is an audio synchronization problem that varies between TV channels and can only be corrected by setting the Virgin Box Dolby Audio setting the 'Disabled'. This defeats the point of having a quality Dolby soundbar that cannot connect using eARC. There is no problem using my Freeview (aerial) or DVD player. I get the impression that Virgin have been aware of this problem for a long time but are reluctant to address the fault?
on 06-09-2021 17:05
Dear Virgin Media team. It appears your suggestion to contact all the various soundbar manufacturers' to correct the Virgin 360 Box audio synchronization fault deflects from the core problem with Virgin Media equipment and in the year 2021 VM technology does not adequately support Dolby 5.1 audio? This appears to be in contrast to the equipment (and contract) specification and thereby the Trades Descriptions Act? When VM signed me up to an upgrade I was not informed that this widely known fault would not allow Dolby audio function. Why not?
on 08-09-2021 17:33