LG has rolled out updates for its Sound Suite home theater system, introducing DTS:X support for the H7 soundbar. This allows for additional multi-dimensional audio experiences from compatible content. The H7 soundbar also gains Google Cast support, enabling direct streaming of music and podcasts to Sound Suite systems.
The Sound Suite now supports Wi-Fi 6 GHz networks and 5 GHz DFS channels, expanding compatibility in home networked environments. This update provides users with more options for stereo and multi-speaker configurations. Additionally, the system now supports dual W7 subwoofer setups for enhanced low-frequency sound.
LG also announced a 'Media Connect Hub' for DTS:X devices, currently in development. This hub is intended to enable DTS:X from external source devices, potentially expanding access to DTS:X content from devices like Blu-ray or 4K Ultra HD disc players. Further details on this product are pending.
The new software updates are currently rolling out in some regions. Timing and availability may vary depending on location.
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LG updated its Sound Suite home theater system with DTS:X surround sound, Google Cast streaming, and Wi-Fi 6 GHz network compatibility. These additions provide users with more audio format options, content streaming capabilities, and flexible speaker configurations.