I created this channel to spread awareness for blind gamers like myself. There's a real need for visual accessibility in VR, and I intend to try to make that happen. I'll be reviewing VR games from the prospective of a person with a visual disability, and pointing out where developers could improve their games to make them more accessible to blind people. I'll give each game an accessibility rating on a scale of 1/10, 1 being "unplayable," and 10 being "great for low vision users."
I don't really have a regular upload schedule yet, but I'll try to put out at least one or two reviews each month.
I have been reading and learning all about true 5.1 now. For about 4 days straight. By running a simple hdmi arc 5.1 dolby digital extractor, that costs $38 and using an optical cable from the audio system to the extractor and plugging hdmi from extractor to tv arc port I got full 5.1 native surround mix working. No decoding issues and very obvious difference in audio quality and directional audio. Bass response if way finer and more tuned at the dolby digital setting, and I honestly feel bad for the 5.1 stereo matrix users 😂 How to fix True 5.1 Surround: • Multichannel (Bypass) on TV • Dolby or Dolby Atmos on PS5 • HDMI CEC and eARC or ARC on TV • Decode light switched on, on the logitech control panel. • “AV Amplifier mode” on PS5 and set to 5.1 and adjusting speaker location. This all in combination is the only way to get real 5.1 surround on PS5. Any other work around if the decode light is not lit or the PS5 settings do not match these settings the decode could be lit but the sound didnt sound right. So make sure guys you do this correct the first time rather then the last time. Big diffirence in overall Quality and all directional audio being correct. If you have more then one HDMI ARC port on your TV I recommend you to plug in eARC to “hdmi extractor” and PS5 to HDMI ARC port for VRR / HDR support to still work at 4K 120hz. Without two ARC ports on the TV being used at once you will lose some PS5 functions.
Same position as you. My PS5 connects to my TV and the TV connects by Optical Audio to the speakers. The PS5 is set to DTS and the TV to auto (my choices are either Linear PCM or Auto). On auto, the decode light turns on and I get what sounds to me, like 5.1. My PC connects to the speakers by 6 channel audio from a dedicated sound card so all the lights go out I don't notice any audio lag. If there is, it's mere milliseconds that I don't pick up on
@@triplehelixxxvr quick question! What sounds do the center channel make when in games? Is it only dialogue or is it sound effects that come from right infront of the player?
HELLO, I watched all your video I need a hand because I have exactly the same stereo system and I also have an adapter like yours but the analog output is only optical (purchased on Amazon brand astro) and when I connect the optical cable it doesn't work 5.1 but it looks like double stereo can you help me???
The problem is, you are still using the optical cable, which is not analog, and cannot give you a full uncompressed PCM signal. Assuming you're using this with a PS5, if you said everything to bitstream, you might be able to get Dolby 5.1, but it might have some latency like I showed in the video.
@@triplehelixxxvr hi, I solved it by changing the audio output from the settings From pcm to Dolby surround 5.1 but now I have the two back left and right channels reversed -.-
It’s a short, so I believe those are in a different section than regular videos. The game is completely unplayable if you’re visually impaired. I couldn’t even get close enough to the main menu screen to actually start the game proper, so no full video.
If it’s in bitstream then it’s still compressed audio. Unless you’re running LPCM via a sound card (which handles the signal) then you’re just sending compressed audio to all the speakers - not LPCM which would require 1.) A receiver ….or 2.) A sound card….also the lag is from the extra device you added. Let me put it to you this way - you are sending a direct audio (uncompressed) signal to the speakers, the speakers don’t know what to do with it and they’re running it bitstream instead, which is what Dolby Digital / DTS is which is why you’re locked on bitstream. This is why the manual says it only works via PC sound card, because that is what handles the audio processing.
I get my working on a sony x900e tv using the optical out on the tv . Go to tv menu speaker and turn on audio system. Then go to the ps5 settings, sound ,audio output, HDMI device type and select AV amplifier . Then go to audio format priority and select Dolby or DTS . Hope this help
Why did you pick the worst game out of the whole franchise to play 😭 (yeah, there is no coop for 1st a and 2nd game... But still!) Dead space is one of my favorite games, but the 3rd part is such a joke, it breaks my heart ;_;
I use Astro PS5 HDMI to Optical Adapter to passthrough my PS5 to my TV and Z906. On the Z906, the Dolby 5.1 Decode light is on, and the TV shows 4k 60 HDR simultaneously. No audio lag as well.
@@MusicMagician well damn apparently someone else in the comments sayin it ain’t workin the dude who made this video said it hasn’t been working for a couple months idk 🤷♀️
Aye see if u can update the game the ytb channel of quest craft said an update to meta broke the game but they made a new update to quest craft that should fix it
@@triplehelixxxvr it's far from broken have Java bought and follow the linking instructions and after it's linked click Microsoft login if that don't work click debug login and retry
