macbook pro (not Hi-Res audio Bitstream)
=> bootcamp Windos-10 with PowerDVD-17
Dolby Atmos Production Suite is only available for Mac. The Mac installer for Dolby Atmos Mastering Suite and Dolby Atmos Production Suite are identical. The Dolby Atmos Renderer update to v.3.5.1 is mandatory for Windows users; If you subscribed to update notifications in the previous step, we will alert you via email when we release updates. The Dolby Atmos Music Panner comes with a template project for Live that uses the Dolby Atmos Music Panner and the Dolby Audio Bridge. To open the template, create a New Live Set. In the Browser, navigate to User Library Templates. Double click the Dolby Atmos.
=> HDMI 2.0
=> DENON AVR-X2300W
=> 5.1.2 (additional top speakers) => incorrect Dolby Atmos
(if => 7.1 speakers => DTS MA, TrueHD - O.K.)
it has long been clear that Apple DOES NOT WANT to support the increasingly evolving technologies in the home theater industry. And not only !
The hardware of MacOS products make it easy to do this, just at the software level.
the developers of Apple live in the last century!
I've long sent Apple to ... And I use Windows-10 via Bootcamp with PowerDVD-17. But here MacOS also prevents correct work on the sound output of bitstream.
but even in this scheme, MacOS interferes with the Windows-10 sound output bitstrim
1 day ago Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos is coming to Apple Music, it was announced Wednesday. The service’s entire library of tracks is also going to become available in Lossless audio. The new 'TV' app on Mac will support movies from iTunes in up to 4K HDR picture quality and Dolby Atmos audio. The announcement was made at WWDC 2019. 'The Apple TV app for Mac is the new home for all your favorite movies, shows, premium channels, and — coming soon — Apple TV+. Mac Model Dolby Digital (.ac3) Dolby Digital Plus (.ec3) Dolby Atmos (using Dolby Digital Plus / JOC) Dolby Vision; Mac Pro (2019) — (Profile 5; when connected to a suitable display, e.g. Pro Display XDR).
MacOS audio-midi settings do not allow to assign a layout scheme for Dolby Atmos 5.1.2 speakers (I think other schemes do not work either). You can only select flat 7.1 sound (in two versions).
As a result, the speakers on the Dolby Atmos speakers test the main front speakers twice, and the surround speakers do not sound. Or there are two rear speakers, and the front upper speakers do not sound.
Thus, out of seven As a result, the speakers on the Dolby Atmos speakers test the main front speakers twice, and the surround speakers do not sound. Or there are two rear speakers, and the front upper speakers do not sound.
Thus, out of seven columns, instead of 5.1.2, we get only 5.1 (while some columns are played twice)
these interference are transmitted to the Windows-10 audio settings in which Dolby Atmos surround sound has been supported for a long time, but for MacOC it can not work correctly with it
Many people from all over the world have been writing about these problems for a long time. It's bad that Apple does not respect its buyers.
You need to stop buying Apple products for this crazy money! Then marketers will simply be killed)) and can then the products will respond to modern time requests))
and behind the window - .... Auro-3D)))
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS Sierra (10.12.2)
Posted on Jan 24, 2018 1:08 AM
Audio formats supported on Apple TV
Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD automatically play sound in the highest quality that’s supported by your home entertainment system setup and available with content that you watch.
If your home entertainment system doesn't support the audio format that Apple TV automatically selects, you can manually change the audio format. Go to Settings > Video and Audio > Audio Format and turn on Change Format. From here you can choose the following:
- Dolby Digital 5.1: Plays audio on multiple speakers and a subwoofer, like a 5.1 speaker setup.
- Stereo: Supported audio quality for all televisions, movies, and TV shows that plays sound through a right and left channel.
Set up Dolby Atmos
On Apple TV 4K with the latest version of tvOS, you can play sound in Dolby Atmos — an immersive sound experience that moves audio all around you in three-dimensional space.
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To play movies and TV shows in Dolby Atmos from your Apple TV 4K, set up your home entertainment system for high-quality audio. Setups that you can use include:
- One or two HomePod speakers
- A television that supports Dolby Atmos audio
- A Dolby Atmos compatible sound bar
- A Dolby Atmos enabled AV Receiver
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Some third-party AV Receivers and sound bars might require a firmware update to support Dolby Atmos. Go to the manufacturer’s website to learn more.
Learn how to set up home theater audio with Dolby Atmos support on one or two HomePod speakers. Or use the following steps to set up Dolby Atmos on your Apple TV 4K with a compatible sound bar or AV Receiver:
- Make sure that you connect your Apple TV 4K directly to the HDMI input on your sound bar or AV receiver with an HDMI cable. Most televisions don’t support Dolby Atmos pass-through to sound bars and receivers.*
- Plug one end of an HDMI cable into the HDMI output on your sound bar or AV receiver. Then plug the other end of the HDMI cable into the HDMI input on your television.
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*Some sound bars and AV receivers support Dolby Atmos, but don’t support video formats like HDR10 and Dolby Vision. In this case, you can plug your Apple TV 4K into either the sound bar or AV receiver to play sound in Dolby Atmos. Or you can plug your Apple TV 4K into your television to watch video in HDR and Dolby Vision. To do both, you need a television or an AV receiver or sound bar that supports both Dolby Atmos and high-quality video formats. Apple TV 4K uses a high bandwidth form of Dolby Atmos that doesn’t work over ARC connections.
Check if Dolby Atmos is set up
On your Apple TV 4K, go to Settings > Video and Audio and select Audio Format. Under Immersive Audio, check that Dolby Atmos is on. If you don't see Immersive Audio and Dolby Atmos as an option, you might need to change how your home entertainment system is set up. If you're using home theater audio with HomePod as your Default Audio Output, Dolby Atmos is already set up and you won't see the Immersive Audio option in Settings.
Some Dolby Atmos-supported content might show in its audio info.
- If you’re watching content on Apple TV+: Press Menu on your Apple TV remote and look for .
- If you’re watching content in the iTunes Movies app or a third-party app: Swipe down on the Touch surface of your Apple TV remote. Under info, look for .
You can't play sound in Dolby Atmos if Quick Start is turned off in Settings. To check, go to Settings > Apps > iTunes Movies and TV Shows > Quick Start.
Learn more
- Find movies and TV shows that support Dolby Atmos in the Apple TV app.
- Some movies in the Apple TV app might include audio tracks in alternate languages that might not support Dolby Atmos or surround sound even if the primary language supports it.
- If you turn on audio descriptions, then audio plays in stereo unless the content provider includes a higher-quality track.
- Audio that you stream from Apple TV with AirPlay doesn't support Dolby Atmos or surround sound.
- Learn how to set up your Apple TV 4K for the best 4K, HDR, or Dolby Vision experience.