Hello! I was wondering if by using a Wisa transmitter, like de aciim link, through the Lg Oled via bitstream, is it possible to have lossless sound?

Hi

I just managed to get an Axiim Link WISA Transmitter - combined with a LG C9 TV and some Beolab speakers. I started another thread to gain and share some experiences here:

/forum/general-discussion-and-questions/any-axiim-link-with-beolab-experiences-to-share

Please do step in if you have any knowledge to share or questions

Best regards

gd61

Hello James,

i just received my Axiim link and went through the setup process on my LG 75SM8600 Nanocell tv. For some reason the Tv does show any option to change between 2.0 or 5.1. Can you help?

Hello James,

i just received my Axiim link and went through the setup process on my LG 75SM8600 Nanocell tv. For some reason the Tv does show any option to change between 2.0 or 5.1. Can you help?

Hi,

I stumbled upon this thread googling for wisa lossless streaming capabilities for my new setup. 
specifically transmitting the single through an LG G1 2021 OLED tv to a pair of beolab 28’s.

 I’m interested to find out the best yet most straight forward setup that allows me to stream the highest possible 24/48 the beolab 28 can receive. 

Apple TV will support the normal lossless 24/48 in a few weeks coming June. 
If  you wire a new 4K Apple TV 2021 with hdmi(audioquest cinnamon 48) to the LG G1 -> then plug the usb innotek transmitter for 2.0 into the LG G1 -> wisa transmit the full 24/48 signal to the beolab 28?

is there loss of quality or is everything didgital until the beolab 28 decompresses the signal themselves?

I don’t think a separate bass or sub signal can be useful in this 2.0 setup,  this would change in the future if B&O would make a wisa integratable atmos soundbar or if the beolab 28’s are compatible with beolink or Mozart platform  

Would the axiim link puck hives better future proofing or functions?

Thanks in advance  for any input or suggestions to make the most out of this new setup.