How to set up Q-Symphony on a 2024 Samsung Smart TV
The Q-Symphony feature allows sound to play from a soundbar or wireless speaker (such as the Music Frame) and the Smart TV’s speakers simultaneously. This enhances your Smart TV’s overall sound experience by syncing the devices together.
Notes:
- Q-Symphony is supported on Samsung Smart TV models DU7000 and above, and LS03D.
- A Samsung soundbar or Samsung wireless speaker that supports Q-Symphony is required. Currently, Q-Symphony only supports the Samsung Music Frame as a wireless speaker option.
- The Q-Symphony feature is compatible with the Music Frame on TVs released after 2024. 2023 Samsung TVs will become compatible after a software update.
When a Samsung soundbar or Music Frame is connected to a Samsung Smart TV, you can use the Q-Symphony feature. Samsung soundbars can be connected using an HDMI or optical cable, or a Wi-Fi network with Q-Symphony. Q-Symphony is only available on Music Frames that are connected using a Wi-Fi network. When connected using Wi-Fi, the soundbar or Music Frame should be on the same wireless network as the TV. Please see the next section in this article for Wi-Fi set up instructions.
Notes:
- If you’d like to use Q-Symphony with a Samsung soundbar and HDMI or optical cable, you’ll need to set your soundbar to the D.IN source before proceeding. For 2024 and newer soundbar models, please select the ARC/eARC source. You can use the soundbar’s remote to set the source.
- When using Samsung audio devices with a Wi-Fi connection, enabling the screen sharing (screen mirroring) feature may disconnect the Wi-Fi audio connection.
Follow the instructions below to open the Q-Symphony Setup menu on your Smart TV and configure your desired audio settings.
Step 1. Press the Home button on your remote control and then head to Settings.
Step 2. Choose All Settings.
Step 3. Select Sound.
Step 4. Choose Q- Symphony Setup.
Step 5. Select your soundbar or Music Frame, and then select Apply.
Soundbars or Music Frames connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the TV will appear in the device list. Soundbars connected using HDMI or optical cables will also appear in the device list. Follow the on-screen instructions if necessary. The TV’s sound output will be set to Q-Symphony.
Note: When setting up Q-Symphony, you can connect up to 2 devices with the following combinations: 2 Music Frames or one Music Frame and one 2024 soundbar.
To turn off Q-Symphony
Step 1. Press the Home button on your remote control and then head to Settings.
Step 2. Choose All Settings.
Step 3. Select Sound.
Step 4. Choose Sound Output.
Step 5. Select TV Speaker, and the TV will start using its own speaker.
To use Q-Symphony, your soundbar or Music Frame must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Smart TV. You will need to register your soundbar or Music Frame in the SmartThings app on a phone connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your TV. Registered devices will be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phone.
Connecting your soundbar or Music Frame to your Samsung Smart TV
When the soundbar or Music Frame is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the TV, it will appear in the device list in the TV's Sound Output menu. On your TV, follow the below steps:
Step 1. Press the Home button on your remote control and then head to Settings.
Step 2. Choose All Settings.
Step 3. Select Sound.
Step 4. Choose Sound Output.
Note: Only Samsung TVs support connecting a Music Frame to a TV through Wi-Fi.
Note: You can also tap Scan nearby to scan for the soundbar or Music Frame.
Note: You may be prompted to pair the device once the SmartThings app is opened. If the automatic pop-up window does not appear, tap Add (the plus sign) on the Home screen to register the device.
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*The features mentioned can be available on specific models. Please refer to your user manual for more information.
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