Select the Echo devices you would like to use as the speakers in your home cinema system.Ħ.
Select your compatible Fire TV device and then 'Next' to name your new Home Theater system.ĥ. Tap 'Combine Speakers' from the popup and then tap 'Home cinema' on the next screen.Ĥ. Then, in the Alexa app, tap on 'Devices' down the bottom and then the '+' icon (top right)ģ. Connect your Fire TV device and Echo device to the same Wi-Fi network and through the same Amazon account.Ģ. Which Echo and Fire TV devices are compatible?ġ.
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However, note that you can only connect a maximum of two speakers, plus an optional Echo Sub. It also means that those with the new Echo Studio can stream Dolby Atmos sound.
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You can check out the full list of compatible devices below, but, for those of you with the latest generation of Amazon Echo or Amazon Echo Plus, this feature means you can stream Dolby audio wireless. which is probably still a better sound that your TV's basic speaker, especially with one of the newer 4th-gen Echo speakers, or an Echo Studio.Ī 2.1 system on the other hand, would allow a pair of Echo speakers to work in tandem with an Echo Sub for a truly immersive Alexa cinema setup.Įssential reading: Complete guide to Alexa
This isn't a surround sound Alexa Echo setup though, the array is limited to 1.0, 1.1, 2.0 and 2.1 home theater setups.Īt its most basic, a 1.0 system, that's just a single Echo speaker pumping out the audio from what the Fire TV is showing. Did you know that you can create a home cinema speaker, controlled by Alexa, using your Fire TV and your Amazon Echo speakers?Įssentially, an Alexa Home Theater, as its officially known allows for simultaneous wireless audio output from a Fire TV stick to synced Echo smart speakers.
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