I understand people saying WiSA is not really showing anything new at CES2019, but what I do think is different this year is that they’re now working with a big player like LG. Hopefully, this will help gain traction for the system and B&O WiSA speakers in particular.

LG and the WiSA feature is the subject of this thread.

I can’t tell, whether the WiSA Organisation is showing anything or not....because I don’t know.

I just notced that LG does not have much focus on it - or maybe the majority of the reporters aren’t interested.

The guy from Digital Trends seems to generally have more focus on sound - he has often mentioned/reviewed B&O gear in earlier reports.

Would be nice if people could share, when they find something WiSA related from CES 2019 - there is so much going on there.....hard to get an overview.

MM

Torben Rasmussen wrote:

Then we got an answer to WISA on LG2019. There can be a maximum of 5.1 sound and the
configuration you pair, the TV will always use, ie if you have 5.1 then everything will be converted
to 5.1. Nobodyintelligent sound up and down. You cannot pair WiSA with more than 1 transmitter,
ie, speakers are paired to a TV, so they cannot be paired with a Transmitter 1.

A dongle inserted TV is required to access WiSA.

Thanks to Torben.

Pretty sure that some could live with this mediocre solution....I couldn’t.

MM

It's also a way of saying this on Millemissen. Then your B&O became shares
reduced by as much as 34 per cent. So you still can't afford new TV. 💡

The LG rollable display is now a real 65-inch TV - link

A wireless audio protocol known simply as WiSA. -

It's so amazing that a screen can be rolled up 

Aussie Michael - Read more here -

As 'old' beoworld and B&O fan,