That said, it's always entertaining, and sometimes eye opening, to hear what our readers have to say on certain subjects. Will it blow your friend's minds when you fire up any of the aforementioned content? Without question.Īs staff writers for, we live and breathe this stuff almost daily. Is it a necessity for a great home theater? Absolutely not. If handled properly with the right gear, speaker placement, cabling, etc., it's a true game changer in the home theater realm. In terms of Netflix specifically, simply type "Dolby Atmos" in the search field for a list of all the Atmos content currently offered, assuming your streaming device of choice supports it.
are offering Dolby Atmos, I'd say that if you have the budget and the wherewithal to invest in an Atmos sound system, you should go for it. Now that streaming services like Vudu, Netflix, Amazon, Disney+, etc. Most of these demos are accessible on Blu-ray or UHD Blu-ray, but it's important to note that can create an amazing Atmos demo even if you've abandoned discs altogether at this point. One word of caution, though, when trying to stream Atmos capable titles: do your homework, as not all streaming devices support object-based surround from all streaming services. Although none of the aforementioned matters if it's poorly shot and/or recorded, which is not the case here, as director Andrew Bernstein and company deliver a stellar presentation. To get both HDR and Dolby Atmos from a streaming service is huge, especially when you're doing a demo on the fly and don't have time to dig around for physical media. The assault on the presidential palace will absolutely melt your cranium, provided you have the right gear. More specifically, if you're looking for a great demo, check out Season 2, Episode 8. Major kudos to Amazon for delivering the best possible audio/visual experience with one of their flagship series.
Talk about upping the ante on your home theater streaming experience. Jack Ryan (Amazon Studios, 2019) Season 2, Episode 8: "Strongman" Here are a few of my favorites (and one grudgingly included due to its popularity): And things have advanced quite a bit in terms of presentation, not just on disc, but also in the streaming domain. But that was nearly a quarter-century ago.
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