HDMI Sync Box FAQs
View All FAQsFAQsThe HDMI version and the LED strip. The 2.1 Fancy Sync Box uses HDMI 2.1 for high-refresh gaming, and its 96 RGBW LEDs/m strip has twice the density of the 2.0 Fancy Sync Box's 48 RGB LEDs/m, with a dedicated white LED for truer whites. Both have one HDMI input and pass HDR and Dolby Vision through to your TV.
A Fancy Sync Box reads color directly from the HDMI signal, so there's no camera to mount or calibrate, and room lighting doesn't affect color accuracy. The trade-off is that it needs an HDMI device, such as a console or streaming stick, because apps built into your TV won't sync.
Generally, yes. Connect your HDMI devices to the Sync Box, the Sync Box to your TV and the soundbar to your TV's ARC or eARC port, as in the Recommended Soundbar Setup. Every model passes Dolby Atmos in Dolby Digital Plus, the format Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ stream in. Atmos in lossless Dolby TrueHD isn't supported.