Hi. I know that if I'm playing something in hdr/Dolby Atmos, a badge will pop up on the tv telling me so. Is there a way I can tell if I'm playing something in dts:x? I know a DTS badge pops up if I play something in that format, but to my knowledge, that only means the video is in DTS lossless, and not necessarily DTS:X. And just to reiterate, I'm using the Google TV version of the tv, not the Roku version. Thanks
Hi. I know that if I'm playing something in hdr/Dolby Atmos, a badge will pop up on the tv telling me so. Is there a way I can tell if I'm playing something in dts:x? I know a DTS badge pops up if I play something in that format, but to my knowledge, that only means the video is in DTS lossless, and not necessarily DTS:X. And just to reiterate, I'm using the Google TV version of the tv, not the Roku version. Thanks
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Hey, guys! I've been watching this season of BGT, and I'm an American (if it wasn't obvious, given the fact we call it the season, and not series lol 😜), but that being said, someone on the show said Ant and Dec had drama happen the night before on TV, and as as an American, I have NO idea what happened. Can someone fill me in?