Rokid AR Joy Pack 2 AR Glasses, Smart Glasses Max 2 with Station, 160" Micro-OLED Display, Google Play, Media Streaming, HDCP Support & Cloud Gaming, Console, Android, Windows Compatible

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【 World’s First Google-Certified AR System】Joy2 combines the world’s first Google-certified Android TV Station with cutting-edge AR glasses, delivering a futuristic entertainment experience. Dive into augmented reality like never before. 【 215-Inch Virtual OLED Screen】Features advanced Micro OLED technology to deliver a 215-inch virtual screen; enjoy sharp, high-contrast visuals for movies, gaming, and productivity. 【 Ultra-Compact TV Box with Endless Content】The included Station offers a sleek, portable design packed with streaming resources and classic games. Access millions of movies, shows, and apps (no Netflix support). 【Plug & Play – Seamless HDCP Connectivity】No adapters needed! Joy2 supports HDCP for secure, plug-and-play connectivity between the Station and AR glasses. Perfect for Rokid Max and other AR devices. 【 50° Wide FOV & 120Hz Refresh Rate】Experience a 50° wide field of view and ultra-smooth 120Hz refresh rate for a truly immersive perspective. Adjustable 600 nits brightness ensures vivid, lifelike visuals. 【 Personalized Vision Adjustment for All Users】Supports up to 600° myopia with easy-to-use diopter dials. No need for corrective lenses – Joy2 is designed for everyone (astigmatism not supported). Users with myopia greater than 600° will need to purchase separate prescription lenses. 【 Long-Lasting 5000mAh Battery Life】The Station’s robust 5000mAh battery offers up to 7 days of standby time, ensuring uninterrupted entertainment wherever you go. 【 Wireless Casting for 360-Inch Big Screen】Cast your phone or Steam screen wirelessly via Chromecast or Steam Link. Transform your viewing experience with a stunning 360-inch virtual display. 【Lightweight & Comfortable AR Glasses Design】Max glasses can be directly connected to mobile devices via the included USB-C cable for screen mirroring. Station, as a streaming device, does not require connection to a mobile device. Max allows for screen fit adjustments by swapping out the nose pads (included in the package). The station does not support content in the EAC3 audio format, so there is no sound on Apple TV. Other software solutions are as follows:Go to Plex Client Settings, in "Passthrough" , if I selected "Optical" (not the default "HDMI"), it adds new option next to it called "Optical Encodings". Set it to "DTS" only (uncheck "AC3"), I can hear sound on videos with EAC3 format. So can man back to full functioning Station.