Still no info on how to deal with the 4 play bars one in each corner since I can't seem to set up height yet their reference material implies you can.Music doesn't work and I found the documentation that you have to send audio to the TV when playing music and that would mean I would need to mute it, and it has an always visible mute logo.The standby issue pops up since it doesn't actually have a "press the button to go to standby to pass-through" their answer is just turn off light sync feature, so yeah, on 24/7 when it's "off" with a red LED no signal passes.
The Sync Box totally fails at negotiating and holding high rate 4K signals from my Tivos or the Oppo 2003 in a way to make it unusable at that location in the signal path, however everything goes through my Marantz SR7011 receiver and that has dual HDMI outputs so #2 HDMI output to the rescue since the Sync box accepts all the signal variations and doesn't have a TV attached.I've found that Abstract: The Art of Design S02 E01 from Olafur Eliasson has pretty cool colour presentations right at the beginning of the film - had a few of my friends and family freak out and thought the lights came with the TV show, or some crazy ***** lol.Īnyways - how can I make the lights boom with my PSA's!? Oh, and it's really cool when it works - at least on movies and games, and still need to create a better arrangement of lights around my TV, but it's pretty dope so far. Hey all, so I have this gizmo and after 3 maddening days of configuring this bungled device, I got it to sync to my AVR flawlessly, but no music syncing unless I use my TV audio - which I definitely don't want to do considering my pretty dope PSA setup.Īnyways - I have a Denon 6300h, 900e (sony) TV, in doing some reading, there may be a way to set the receiver to output audio to the TV and the receiver? is that possible?Īlso, on setup the Output 2 on my AVR is being sent to the Input 1 on the HUE Sync Box. Here is a few pics of what my set up looks like and where my lights are positioned: So you can browse and pick the lights that will work best in your room and set up. Return it all within the 30 day return window. Hook it up for a few weeks in home demo, and if not happy with what your getting for the money. If you buy the whole kit from Amazon or Best Buy. I just started to rewatch "The Expanse" on Amazon in 4K using the Sync Box. Then as time goes on you pick up additional lights down the road, to expand the area and increase the immersion effect.
#APPLE TV HUE SYNC PLUS#
The 5 lights plus the hub will run you about $350-$400 depending on if you catch a sale. Get the Starter Kit that comes with 4 lights and a Hub. Two lights on the outside left and right of the tv. Then you would need two lights under the tv one on each side. To get started you need a Lightstrip and as many extensions as you need to attach the lightstrip around the entire perimeter of that outside edge of the TV in the back. But I invested in Hue lights throughout my home, a few at a time. Hue Starter Kit includes Hub & 4 Color lights $200 Two table lamps, Two Iris Lights, Two Hue Play Light bars, Two Blooms, all one on each side of TV in different locations that surround the TV Area.
A lightstirp with 3 extensions around the 85" TV. But the Sync App only allows you to use up to a total of 10 lights. I already had the Hue Hub and all the lights I needed and some. But if you google "Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box reviews" you will get plenty of demo vids.Īs far as the cost. I don't do vids so that is not an option.
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