Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Seeing a lot of debate on this, before I state something I always make sure I have done fact checking and testing.
I think this support is primarily for the new YouTube TV platform where they want people to be able to watch movies in 5.1.
The issue is of course what apps or platforms can use this data and having a setup configured in a way to make use of it.
Sorry for how shaky this is, holding a phone with one hand and a remote with the other. I do suffer from mild parkinsons, I'll be happy to retake this video more professionally down the road but this was a quick one off for demonstration purposes.
App:
SmartTube Next Beta
Hardware:
Nvidia Shield Pro
Onkyo TX-RZ50
Seeing a lot of debate on this, before I state something I always make sure I have done fact checking and testing.
I think this support is primarily for the new YouTube TV platform where they want people to be able to watch movies in 5.1.
The issue is of course what apps or platforms can use this data and having a setup configured in a way to make use of it.
Sorry for how shaky this is, holding a phone with one hand and a remote with the other. I do suffer from mild parkinsons, I'll be happy to retake this video more professionally down the road but this was a quick one off for demonstration purposes.
App:
SmartTube Next Beta
Hardware:
Nvidia Shield Pro
Onkyo TX-RZ50










