need help picking surround sound system

[uncle bunny]

I am searching for a surround sound setup (preferably with wireless rear speakers) for my UHD TV (LG 65UF850V) but I can't find speakers cabable of 4k @ 60 hz, only 4k @ 30hz (hdmi 1.4) or is that not important ?

It should have deep bass, suitable for movies (PC) as for music ( bluetooth)

can YOU help me?

 

[madmatt30]

It depends on your needs mate - if this is for 4k gaming aswell then your going to be limited to 30fps if you use a 4k 30htz receiver as a hdmi passthrough device.
If this is for gaming then as long as you buy one which also has optical in you can connect the PC straight to the TV & use an optical connection for audio.
If your use from the tv is solely music/movies then it makes no odds at all.

 

[uncle bunny]

moslty for music and movies so it doesn't really matter?

 

[uncle bunny]

It depends on your needs mate - if this is for 4k gaming aswell then your going to be limited to 30fps if you use a 4k 30htz receiver as a hdmi passthrough device.
If this is for gaming then as long as you buy one which also has optical in you can connect the PC straight to the TV & use an optical connection for audio.
If your use from the tv is solely music/movies then it makes no odds at all.

I am planning to buy the nvidia shield when it comes out in europe.
I am just lost what 4K has to do with sound... like for instance Philips CSS5530 it says 4K (hdmi 1.4)

I'd like to be prepared for the future but I want to buy the surround sound system soon

 

[madmatt30]

It has nothing to do with the audio mate.
Most of these 4k compatible receivers have an HDMI arc function & HDMI inputs for your various devices. Meaning you link the TV to the receiver via the arc socket & your console/gaming pc/satellite box/ cable tuner to the inputs & use the receiver as a switching device.

For video (be it 720/1080p/2k/4k ) the 30htz limit is not a problem - video (depending on source format) is 24/25/30fps anyway.

Gaming however (consoles/PC etc) you will be limited to 30htz (30fps) no matter what the spec of your hardware.

This is only for devices that are plugged through the receivers HDMI inputs

 

[uncle bunny]

It has nothing to do with the audio mate.
Most of these 4k compatible receivers have an HDMI arc function & HDMI inputs for your various devices. Meaning you link the TV to the receiver via the arc socket & your console/gaming pc/satellite box/ cable tuner to the inputs & use the receiver as a switching device.

For video (be it 720/1080p/2k/4k ) the 30htz limit is not a problem - video (depending on source format) is 24/25/30fps anyway.

Gaming however (consoles/PC etc) you will be limited to 30htz (30fps) no matter what the spec of your hardware.

This is only for devices that are plugged through the receivers HDMI inputs

thx mate!