I have a windows 10 desktop with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB. It is a pre-built system with one HDMI port coming from the graphics card.
I run my HDMI to one TV that I use for work (I work from home). I also have another TV that is connected via a YAMAHA RX-A680 receiver (HDMI from desktop to receiver and from receiver to TV). I use this for movies, TV and gaming. Each TV has a different size/resolution.
Currently I physically switch my HDMI cable and when I work or want to watch/play something. I'm using the Windows 10 App for Dolby Atmos when I'm connected through the receiver.
Aside from the annoyance of having to switch the cable each time, when I switch from my work station to the receiver, it sometimes doesn't give me the Dolby Atmos option and I have to restart for it to reappear.
I've looked at two options:
1. Wireless connection to my work station (as long as it includes sound and I can run my webcam for video calls).
2. Using an HDMI splitter.
Mainly I want to avoid having to change out the cable all the time and the issues with Dolby Atmos disappearing.
Does any one have any input on these 2 options or other solutions that might work better?
I run my HDMI to one TV that I use for work (I work from home). I also have another TV that is connected via a YAMAHA RX-A680 receiver (HDMI from desktop to receiver and from receiver to TV). I use this for movies, TV and gaming. Each TV has a different size/resolution.
Currently I physically switch my HDMI cable and when I work or want to watch/play something. I'm using the Windows 10 App for Dolby Atmos when I'm connected through the receiver.
Aside from the annoyance of having to switch the cable each time, when I switch from my work station to the receiver, it sometimes doesn't give me the Dolby Atmos option and I have to restart for it to reappear.
I've looked at two options:
1. Wireless connection to my work station (as long as it includes sound and I can run my webcam for video calls).
2. Using an HDMI splitter.
Mainly I want to avoid having to change out the cable all the time and the issues with Dolby Atmos disappearing.
Does any one have any input on these 2 options or other solutions that might work better?