| Der interessante Part für A50-Inhaber an der PS4 |  |
Instead, to make up for Sony’s omission of the port, Astro is releasing an HDMI-to-optical audio splitter that will allow your headset to interface with the PS5 with no additional firmware needed. It supports HDMI 2.1, HDCP, and 4K passthrough. Astro says it won’t introduce any input lag, and because it’s Dolby-compliant product, the sound shouldn’t be worse off, either.
This splitter will be released in October for $40, which isn’t a terrible price for a splitter that guarantees lossless quality with your next-gen console. But what’s better is that, if you already own an Astro headset, you can enter your serial number on its site to save $15 off the cost of the splitter, bringing the total down to $25.
Finde ich fair.
Wenn die schon so eine Hardware bringen sollte wohl auch volle Treiberkompatibilität an der PS5 gewährleistet sein.
Cool, ich hatte schon befürchtet ein neues kaufen zu müssen.