I believe this only works if you have a mixer, or so I've ben told. I herd it
doesn't work the way we thought, but I'm not yet sure. I'd love to learn how
this works as well.
On Sep 14, 2016, at 6:19 PM, Mary Otten <motten53@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I just got my fourth generation Apple TV upgraded to the latest version of
tvOS. It has that new feature where you were supposed to be able to send the
audio from VoiceOver to somewhere other than where the audio from the Apple
TV program goes. This feature is absolutely not working here. I paired the
Apple TV with a Bluetooth speaker. Everything goes there. VoiceOver goes
there. Apple TV programming goes there instead of to our sound bar. There is
no way to split it off, so that the audio from VoiceOver stays on the
Bluetooth, but the audio from the TV goes back to the sound bar. In that
audio routing thing in the voiceover area, if the Bluetooth speaker is
paired, it is the only setting. You can set voiceover anywhere else. And with
that sent there, if you go into the audio video and try to send audio back to
the television, everything goes there. And then the Bluetooth connection is
lost for voiceover. If there are instructions on some specific order of how
you have to do this, I would certainly love it. I have been looking forward
to this feature for months, because my AppleTV voiceover is basically
unusable when sent through our sound bar, because so much of VoiceOver gets
cut off. It goes great through the Bluetooth speaker. But we don't want
program audio going there too.
Mary
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