My chromecast seems to work ok with the Oticon TV adapter when watching Netflix, but if I cast YouTube I don’t get any audio. Any idea on how to fix this?
Are you casting Netflix? Is the YouTube app perhaps set on mute, or app volume control set at minimum?
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Not sure. I don’t have Oticon, but from a Phonak point of view, these devices are often dependent on the audio source. Some require Dolby, some don’t. I have a Roger On, with Dolby base station. It would only produce a mono feed to my hearing aids, until I switched the sound to Dolby in the TV
Thanks Barry I might message Oticon support and see what they say. The streamer had 2 green lights on it so I think it was transmitting audio.
I had the same issue - I solved it by changing the settings on the iPhone so that audio from youtube etc. (in German it‘s called „Medien-Audio“, I do not know how it is called on an English iPhone) never goes to the hearing aids (the other two options are „automatic“ and „always hearing aids“). When I am finished with streaming youtube I usually change the settings back to „automatic“. I hope this was somewhat comprehensible and that it helps. Cheers, Oliver
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