Hello, my somewhat older Toshiba 40HL933G TV has no passthrough and unfortunately only 2 HDMI connections, which are occupied by a Blu-ray player and the Apple TV.

My two problems:
- Still Blu-rays with DTS on the shelf.
- At best a games console will be bought

Questions:
- Is there an easy way to fix these problems (all at once)?

Respectively: How "bad" is the stereo anyway when a Blu-ray is played with DTS and thus has to be converted?

Question

Hello, my somewhat older Toshiba 40HL933G TV has no passthrough and unfortunately only 2 HDMI connections, which are occupied by a Blu-ray player and the Apple TV. 

My two problems:
- Still Blu-rays with DTS on the shelf.
- At best a games console will be bought

Questions:
- Is there an easy way to fix these problems (all at once)?

Respectively: How "bad" is the stereo anyway when a Blu-ray is played with DTS and thus has to be converted?

Accepted Answer

Hello
In my opinion, a classic receiver would be advisable in such a case. Especially as soon as the audio output "DTS" is important. Unfortunately, Sonos does not support modern audio formats (protocols). Such a receiver can integrate several sources cleanly, whereby Sonos could still be operated via the receiver and the optical input, but only in the audio format "Dobly Digital". 

Let us know how it was solved in the end.
Greetings
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