Where does Apple communicate this? From what I read you only have to run Spatial Audio ON in the Music preferences/settings if you are using headphones that don't automatically turn on Spatial Audio like the AirPods Pro and Max.This is even communicated by Apple, where they say when using automatic you need to toggle spatial audio in control center.
Where does Apple communicate this? From what I read you only have to run Spatial Audio ON in the Music preferences/settings if you are using headphones that don't automatically turn on Spatial Audio like the AirPods Pro and Max.
The toggle in Control Panel on the iPhone enables you to switch Spatial Audio on and off - like if you want to see the difference in the sound or prefer not to listen to a particular track in Spatial Audio. It shouldn't be necessary to turn it on in Control Panel.
I think that is referring to the individual Bluetooth settings for the AirPods , etc. not the setting in the Control Panel. Because after you turn the Music to automatic and Bluetooth settings to ON for your AirPods it should play the Atmos version when the device senses the correct headphones/earbuds connected.When you choose automatic in settings -> music -> Dolby Atmos it says you need to turn on “spatial audio” when using app, apm to get atmos.
This can be confirmed in the music app. Only when you toggle spatial audio, you’ll get atmos label when playing a song.
This is if atmos is set to automatic.
I think that is referring to the individual Bluetooth settings for the AirPods , etc. not the setting in the Control Panel. Because after you turn the Music to automatic and Bluetooth settings to ON for your AirPods it should play the Atmos version when the device senses the correct headphones/earbuds connected.