I’m on Pro too, but in iOS15 beta. Sounds really superb. All the songs in the Made for Spatial Audio playlist sounds pretty awesome. On my other device with iOS14.6, the sound quality is really bad.im using AirPods Pro, its horrible
I’m on Pro too, but in iOS15 beta. Sounds really superb. All the songs in the Made for Spatial Audio playlist sounds pretty awesome. On my other device with iOS14.6, the sound quality is really bad.im using AirPods Pro, its horrible
Somehow all the songs with Dolby Atmos tag sounds very impressive on iOS15 beta. On 14.6, the worst.Does it maybe require being on iOS 15 ?
Don't think they could have made this more confusing if they tried. Having read several posts and articles I still have no idea on the difference between Atmos and Spatial.Well, I was initially very underwhelmed listening to some of these Atmos songs. Then I started playing with the setting and realized I didn’t have spatial audio turned on for my Air Pod Pros.
This is driving me mad. I've got over 3,500 am I really supposed to go through and check each one to see if there's an Atmos version. And even if I do that and remove and re-add them thats going to destroy my playlists.Also if it's already in your library it may need deleting and adding from Apple Music.
Suspect the difference in volume is going to annoy me to the point of making Atmos unusable. Tried enabling sound check but it just drops the volume of everything to a low level.Now if I was to listen to the whole album it's a little spoilt by the change from stereo to Atmos between tracks.
Atmos is the Dolby trademark for spatial audio. On Apple Music, all spatial is Atmos.Don't think they could have made this more confusing if they tried. Having read several posts and articles I still have no idea on the difference between Atmos and Spatial.
Similarly the difference between Automatic and Always On. Surely only Atmos tracks can be played in Atmos so what benefit is Always On over Automatic? Is Automatic just a gimmick to make those of us who paid out for AirPods think we're getting something better than everyone else?
You can try disabling Sync Library and then re-enable it. That worked to fix content in my library that wasn’t showing up as Lossless or Atmos for me.This is driving me mad. I've got over 3,500 am I really supposed to go through and check each one to see if there's an Atmos version. And even if I do that and remove and re-add them thats going to destroy my playlists.
If not all the tracks of an album are Atmos, it doesn’t show Atmos until you play it. (However, on Apple TV it does sometimes show Atmos for an album even if not all tracks are Atmos.)
It shows it on the mini-player.Is there an actual dolby atmos icon on macOS when playing dolby atmos content?
I can only see the lossless logo
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Atmos is set as "Always on"
It does. macOS 11.4. 2018 MBP.
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Atmos is only supported on MBP/MBA 2018 and later and iMac 2021. Is your Mac one of those?I have no idea why it's not working for me....
I have a mac mini M1.Atmos is only supported on MBP/MBA 2018 and later and iMac 2021. Is your Mac one of those?
It’s not the chip; it’s the speakers. It wouldn’t work with the built-in speaker but should if you’re connecting to a DAC (or using compatible headphones, I imagine). How are you outputting the audio?I have a mac mini M1.
If the M1 MBpro, MBair 2020 and iMac 2021 work, I don't see why the mini shouldn't, as it's the exact same M1 chip.
Do you mean there are longer gaps of silence in between tracks? I’m not hearing anything amiss on Abbey Road.Tiny complaint. All the songs sound great on their own. But it seems like Dolby Atmos creates tiny gaps between songs where they’re not intended. Try listening to the Abbey Road melody.
There’s like almost a millisecond gap at the end of each track. It’s very brief, and maybe most people wouldn’t notice it at first but it makes it not seamless. This is with the 2019 remaster. The pre-2019 version doesn’t have these issues.Do you mean there are longer gaps of silence in between tracks? I’m not hearing anything amiss on Abbey Road.
I see. I tried to compare the remaster against the pre-2019 version and didn’t notice a difference, but I’m sure if you’ve listened to it a ton of times it stands out.There’s like almost a millisecond gap at the end of each track. It’s very brief, and maybe most people wouldn’t notice it at first but it makes it not seamless. This is with the 2019 remaster. The pre-2019 version doesn’t have these issues.
I feel that this has to be a server issue on Apple’s End. I had a problem like this with a few movies I purchased through itunes were it would stop playing on all devices on my Apple TV, itunes for pc and iphone, it would freeze. Sure enough they managed to fix it.On macOS Spatial Audio/Atmos/Lossless is a hot mess of bugs, mistagging, random displaying and playing. As of now you can't reliably tell what is or will be playing on your Mac.
Until we get an macOS update seems you need to stick with iOS or tvOS if you want to be sure of what you are listening to.
Not getting Atmos or Lossless when you expect to on Mac? Workaround here
Tried that Taylow Swift album and I get lossless playback and NOT dolby atmos... What the hell? Dolby atmos is set as "always on"forums.macrumors.com
Dolby Atmos not working on my Mac
Try this https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/not-getting-atmos-or-lossless-when-you-expect-to-on-mac-workaround-here.2300178/unreadforums.macrumors.com