#Infuse pro 5 apple tv movie#

But if you use a headset and turns around, usually it means you still hear the car on your left headset speaker. if you turn your turn around 180° you hear the on your right side.

#Infuse pro 5 apple tv movie#

Why is this good? When using ordinary speakers in the room and a car in movie drives drives by on left, you hear it on left speakers. So if I understand correctly, when it shows Spatial Audio, it is Dolby Atmos with an added feature, it can also tracks your head movement to position the sounds. The idea is to recreate the audio experience of a cinema.Īpple’s spatial audio is unique, though, at least where movie soundtracks are concerned, in that it doesn't only provide virtualised surround and Atmos sound, it also tracks your head movement using accelerometers and gyroscopes in the AirPods 3, AirPods Pro, AirPods Pro 2, AirPods Max and Beats Fit Pro in order to position the sound accurately. Sounds will appear to be coming from in front of you, from the sides, the rear and even above. => Dolby Digital Plus (DDP/DD+ or EAC3), which is a compress way to delivery Atmos on VOD (Netflix, Apple TV+, etc) and the only one Apple supports.Īpple spatial audio takes 5.1, 7.1 and Dolby Atmos signals and applies directional audio filters, adjusting the frequencies that each ear hears so that sounds can be placed virtually anywhere in 3D space.

=> TrueHD (lossless), which are delivered by UHD medias (not compatible with Infuse due to Apple’s restrictions and as far as I know, no online service streams in TrueHD). Infuse uses Apples native APIs for all Atmos playback.ĮAC3 is Dolby Digital Plus (DDP) with Atmos capability. This may answer at least a bit about Atmos and AppleTV.