eclipse01 macrumors 68030 Original poster May 16, 2011 2,844 404 Eau Claire, WI Jun 11, 2021 #1 Just to be clear, if i'm listening to a Dolby Atmos soundtrack on apple music on say Bose quiet comfort headphones, I won't be getting the Dolby atmos "effect" correct?
Just to be clear, if i'm listening to a Dolby Atmos soundtrack on apple music on say Bose quiet comfort headphones, I won't be getting the Dolby atmos "effect" correct?
Julien macrumors G4 Jun 30, 2007 11,871 5,449 Atlanta Jun 11, 2021 #2 No is the answer and this shows how UN clear your question is. 🤔
eclipse01 macrumors 68030 Original poster May 16, 2011 2,844 404 Eau Claire, WI Jun 11, 2021 #3 Julien said: No is the answer and this shows how UN clear your question is. 🤔 Click to expand... yeah, sorry...should have said "will i be getting the dolby atmos on normal headphones?"
Julien said: No is the answer and this shows how UN clear your question is. 🤔 Click to expand... yeah, sorry...should have said "will i be getting the dolby atmos on normal headphones?"
Julien macrumors G4 Jun 30, 2007 11,871 5,449 Atlanta Jun 11, 2021 #4 eclipse01 said: yeah, sorry...should have said "will i be getting the dolby atmos on normal headphones?" Click to expand... Then that answer is YES. Though you must select Atmos "Always On". For some reason "Automatically" only applies to H1 chipped (like AirPods) devices.
eclipse01 said: yeah, sorry...should have said "will i be getting the dolby atmos on normal headphones?" Click to expand... Then that answer is YES. Though you must select Atmos "Always On". For some reason "Automatically" only applies to H1 chipped (like AirPods) devices.
eclipse01 macrumors 68030 Original poster May 16, 2011 2,844 404 Eau Claire, WI Jun 11, 2021 #5 Julien said: Then that answer is YES. Though you must select Atmos "Always On". For some reason "Automatically" only applies to H1 chipped (like AirPods) devices. Click to expand... Thank you!
Julien said: Then that answer is YES. Though you must select Atmos "Always On". For some reason "Automatically" only applies to H1 chipped (like AirPods) devices. Click to expand... Thank you!