Probably just need to update the software. Settings -> System -> Software Update
I hooked up my new Apple TV 4k to my Atmos receiver. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I can't get any music to play anything other than stereo. I've looked at the audio settings, and nothing jumps out at me, other than the default being TV speakers, but I assumed that just meant anything other than headphones. It won't let me change that setting anyway. Did anyone else experience this when they first started?
That did the trick. Thanks!Probably just need to update the software. Settings -> System -> Software Update
If your receiver has HDMI inputs, you should be able to get the Apple Atmos mixes downmixed to 7.1 24/48 PCM.I’m full in the Apple system, but unfortunately I don’t get the Atmos from them. I have an AppleTV HD and don’t really want to upgrade. It works fine for me for pretty much everything I use it for. But no Atmos.
I also have an M1 Mac mini which I use stream ripped surround through the Music App. Other than having to store the tracks as .mov or m4v instead of m4a. It works great. Just no hapless layback with formats. but no Atmos.
since my receiver is old, and the Mac knows it. It shows up in the audio choice by model number. The Music app won’t send the Apple Music streams in surrounfd to the receiver. Even though I bought the Atmos of Gigaton, it’s only stereo for me.
its freaking frustrating.
The second generation Apple TV 4K does have a better, more intuitive remote. I personally have the first generation and I don’t have any intention of upgrading.What are the advantages of buying the newer model of Apple 4k TV over the older one? I would use it probably solely for streaming music. I'm also considering moving it between my Atmos and non-Atmos systems.
Yello's "Point" and Booka Shade's "Dear Future Self" (but not Galvany Street) are on Apple Music. There are a number of Atmos albums on Apple Music that were previously released on blu-ray (REM's Automatic for the People, Beatles' Abbey Road) and many albums mixed in Atmos but as of now not released on Blu-ray (Beatles' Sgt. Pepper; Pearl Jam's Gigaton, Ten, and No Code).I want some more albums like Yello's Point in Atmos, Booka Shades two albums in Atmos or Mando Diao's Aelita in Auro-3D. Those have mind blowing immersion with more my style music, especially Yello. I've got Loreena McKennit's first album coming in Atmos towards the end of September, but that's about it.
For those with Apple Music (with Atmos), are many of those Pure Blue Audio albums on there? I might be better off just getting a subscription if they have a substantial catalog in Atmos (sadly no Auro-3D there, but many titles also had Atmos tracks on them).
@MagnumX, Maybe Kraftwerk in Atmos you might enjoy? I’ve been enjoying the Billie Eilish in Atmos. The newest St. Vincent album is quite good in Atmos. Here‘s a list of what’s on Tidal. I’m assuming many of these same albums are on Apple. Another thought is to checkout this list.
Just to be clear, Apple offers 2 separate subscription services that you can access through the Apple TV hardware: Apple Music (where you'll find the Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio), and Apple TV+ which has a limited number of original shows and movies (Ted Lasso, etc). Any movie you purchased that has a digital code is also viewable through the free Apple TV app (which does not require a subscription). Definitely more complicated than it should be.My questions is:
- Does AppleTV offer programing and movies that come 'free' with the subscription? Or do you have to rent or buy everything
Just to be clear, Apple offers 2 separate subscription services that you can access through the Apple TV hardware: Apple Music (where you'll find the Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio), and Apple TV+ which has a limited number of original shows and movies (Ted Lasso, etc). Any movie you purchased that has a digital code is also viewable through the free Apple TV app (which does not require a subscription). Definitely more complicated than it should be.
Just to be clear, Apple offers 2 separate subscription services that you can access through the Apple TV hardware: Apple Music (where you'll find the Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio), and Apple TV+ which has a limited number of original shows and movies (Ted Lasso, etc). Any movie you purchased that has a digital code is also viewable through the free Apple TV app (which does not require a subscription). Definitely more complicated than it should be.
This is unexpectedly really, really good!!
https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-social-network-soundtrack-from-the-motion-picture/395740920
Hadn't seen the movie, so had no idea what type of music, except had an idea it would be energetic since it's Reznor/Ross. But the unexpected part is how well the mix is executed in Atmos, very, very active all around.why unexpected?, anything trent and atticus touch turns to gold
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