Pretty sure the Chromecast Ultra has 5GHz support (all from 2nd gen/2015 onward do), just very crappy one, you need to drop your channel band width to 20MHz. 3rd gen and with Google TV don't have an issue with wider band support.
Interesting. Let me try
Rent the apartment next to you, I'll be your neighbor for 3 months.
Was from two months ago, think it's still an issue.The cause of the problems, it’s alleged, is a known bug in the Panasonic Solutions HDMI chips the AVRs use (Panasonic Solutions is now under the ownership of Nuvoton Technology). The bug apparently affects the way HDMI 2.1’s Fixed Rate Link (FRL) feature works - and unfortunately, early investigations suggest that the problem cannot be fixed by a mere firmware update.
PS5 And Xbox Series X-Friendly AV Receivers Reportedly Hit By Major HDMI Bug
Denon, Marantz and Yamaha all affected. And maybe others too.www.forbes.com
So both Series X and Nvidia cards affected, Nvidia one LG fixed for their TVs.Microsoft's new console does not work with new HDMI 2.1 receivers at the moment and there is no fix available.
As stated by Baff above, connecting the console directly to TV with ARC could pass through lossy DD+ back to your receiver.
Faulty AVR HDMI 2.1 Chips Causing an Issue Displaying...
30fps gives me motion sickness in many games so I guess I'm one of those frame rate sensitive types. Frame rate sensitivity is a good sickness to suffer from. ;)www.avsforum.com
It should work. Mine worked with Borderlands 3. Latest firmware on Tv.
I cannot try any games with it because as soon as I apply the 120hz @ 4K setting (on the console) it black screens me.
You do have it connected to HDMI port 4 (the one with the gamepad icon)
On this Reddit thread someone posted that you have to enable Game Mode on the tv for it to work:
PS5 and the TV is in game mode.
Under General Settings - External Device settings. Check that input signal plus is active for HDMI 4. Only other thing I can think of checking.
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