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Dolby Atmos App Mac Proare Enabled

Macs from 2018 and laterand also iMac Proare enabled for a new generation of video content that can make full use of the displays capabilities, with stunning, accurate colors, true blacks, high brightness, and greatly increased contrast.

This means that any developer can easily create an app that streams Dolby Vision HDR content.

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Question I have is, if I use Airplay on my Macbook or Mac Pro that has Atmos enabled content, or buy off of itunes.

Sure, but I need to know now whether my hopes are misplaced in what having Atmos in Apple TV really means.

Starfyre, for iTunes film, Dolby Atmos is only on 4K film which cant be downloaded to your Mac.

Instead of Airplaying content from your Mac, how about using the Computers App for Home Sharing maybe that might see the Atmos data.

But I kind of have to think the movie studios will not be allowing downloading of premium format material like 4K or Atmos for some time.

The problem with this is, last I checked, iTunes for Mac only provides the old format Dolby Digital 5.1 only.

IF iTunes for desktop adds DD, then you should be able to Airplay Atmos content to the Apple TV ( when ATV supports Atmos).

If it is the regular DD 7.1, then aTV plays it back nicely in PCM 7.1.

If it contains also Atmos, the playback happens in PCM 5.1 So iTunes in itself does not block or hinder DD I dont know where exactly does Atmos go missing in this chain.

Due to licensing restrictions, I doubt well see iTunes 4K (and also most likely Atmos) anywhere but on the Apple TV Movie store (streaming).

In my previous (and extensive) multichannel testing, the only multichannel format I could get to reliably work via Airplay or local network were the officially supported variants for each ATV.

So I wouldnt expect Atmos support of any kind before tvOS 12.

Looking at the way Amazon handles Atmos in the FireTV cube, there are basically three ways Atmos could be implemented: 1) The FireTV decodes Atmos and outputs 7.1 PCM over HDMI ( highest quality or best available quality it is called).

For me, this is useless, but you get higher quality than Dolby Digital 5.1.

Basically its like TrueHD.

Higher bitrate. Why is it useless, Atmos is all about more speakers, even upfiring speakers, to get more sound immersion in the vertical dimension.

Same 1), but Apple strips the 5.1 core and outputs it via passthrough, so via HDMI 3) Apple offers a higher quality option, but bitstreaming the original audio track (so all Atmos info, so speaker layouts like 7.2.1 (2 upfiring speakers) are usefull.

My bests are on 1).

Interesting enough the sounds options are already different tvOS 12.0 beta: but no signs of Atmos.

This AVS thread has multiple comments saying no source devices decode Atmos content themselves.

Dolby Atmos App For Mac