The feature that many PlayStation 5 (PS5) users have been waiting for while giving up on when it will be realized has finally been implemented. Without any warning or fuss, the PS5 has unlocked Dolby Atmos sound, which was limited to Blu-rays and 4K Blu-rays, in its latest beta software update.
The new Dolby Atmos support is part of the latest PS5 beta firmware, which is just starting to roll out in some countries, and as far as we know so far, it’s the most exciting and unexpected way to combine Dolby Atmos functionality with streaming apps. The game seems to extend to both.
First, the game situation, just because the PS5 now supports Dolby Atmos doesn’t mean every game will have a Dolby Atmos soundtrack. Sony’s latest PlayStation blog explains that the Tempest 3D audio sound system Sony chose to develop its latest console renders for Dolby Atmos audio devices such as soundbars, TVs and home theater amplifiers and receivers. conduct. The blog confirms that this rendering process includes support for overhead channels associated with the Dolby Atmos format.
The PS5’s latest beta firmware update expands support for Dolby Atmos sound.
After years of placing great value on its console’s proprietary sound engine, it may come as a surprise to Sony to make this sudden move, but I’d like to see more people enjoying their games in full 3D audio. Anything that makes it easier is welcome. Especially for me, even the best surround sound headphone experience can’t beat the immersion of a powerful surround sound speaker system.
Dolby Atmos support for apps could update PS5 apps to allow video streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ to support the Dolby Atmos soundtracks already available in the many shows and movies they offer. It means that there is
