![]() ![]() Also, in Windows, Tidal shouldn't care if Dolby Atmos is enabled or not. I tested Dolby Atmos for Home Theater, and it's not working. Not that really care, I basically gave up on Tidal.they just don't have a library that compares to Amazon.and I am really not a fan of Amazon but I gotta admit that it's the better music service. The update tab is greyed out so I'm assuming I have the most current version. On the other hand, people out there spending several thousand dollars building a PC/Home theater system which is entire dolby atmos capable get the shaft because of course we wouldn't have any interest in enjoying content specifically designed for the actual surround sound systems we own and not pseudo emulated surround in headphones.Įdit: Saw about the microst store version actually have Atmos on PC so I downloaded it just now and it's not available for me. You're better off just listening to a stereo track, the way it was recorded and mixed in the first place, and the way your headphones will sound the most accurate because that's how they were also designed. Who in the world listening to music on their phone through shitty headphones is really gonna be able to appreciate surround sound content in music? Sending a "surround sound signal" through a 3.5 mm jack on a e on. I don't know why It's such a theme for companies to shit on PC users and never develop features for PC apps, but fill mobile and TV apps with a plethora of things that are basically useless for them.
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