Combineert streaming and lokale media op 4K60.
This media player is popular for streaming and local media files. Correct passthrough and a suitable EDID are especially important with Plex, Kodi and files containing Dolby TrueHD, Atmos, DTS-HD or DTS:X.
Arcana extracts audio from the HDMI signal before a TV or projector can restrict it. A compatible soundbar or receiver can therefore receive the best available soundtrack while the video signal continues to the display.
Arcana is sufficient for 4K60. Arcana 2 provides more flexibility with multiple displays or AVR audio.
Cable order: Dune HD Homatics Box R 4K Plus → Arcana HDMI IN → HDMI OUT to TV/projector + eARC to soundbar
Use this route when 4K60 is sufficient and you need one video output.
Cable order: Dune HD Homatics Box R 4K Plus → Arcana 2 HDMI IN → TX0 to TV/projector + eARC to soundbar
Use TX1/HDMI audio when a second display or HDMI receiver is required.
Arcana is sufficient for 4K60. Arcana 2 provides more flexibility with multiple displays or AVR audio.
Only use EDID, scaling or lip-sync corrections afterwards when the standard route demonstrably does not work.
The settings above are the starting point. These are the things that most often go wrong on this specific device.
On these boxes the media player application decides whether Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA are passed through untouched or decoded first. Enable passthrough there; the system-level audio setting alone is not enough.
Local media collections mix 23.976, 24, 25 and 50 fps material. Automatic frame-rate switching keeps motion clean but renegotiates HDMI on every change, so expect a brief black flash between titles.
Still not right? Work through the troubleshooting pages — no Atmos, eARC falling back, lip sync and a black screen at 4K120 are covered there step by step.
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