Yet another manufacturer supporting Dolby Atmos.
https://professional.dolby.com/music/dolby-atmos-for-cars/general-motors/#gref
https://professional.dolby.com/music/dolby-atmos-for-cars/general-motors/#gref
Dolby Atmos Available in Cadillac OPTIQ
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I went to test drive an Optic and a lyric, and I could not get the dealer to demonstrate it.
I test drove a Lucid and Atmos was on Tidal, and only a few tracks were in Atmos. I tried many tracks that I know were released in Atmos.
As most cars have an android computer, do you need a Tidal subscription for Atmos?
Anyone has experience with any of the cars?
I test drove a Lucid and Atmos was on Tidal, and only a few tracks were in Atmos. I tried many tracks that I know were released in Atmos.
As most cars have an android computer, do you need a Tidal subscription for Atmos?
Anyone has experience with any of the cars?
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Interesting. Yes, for Tidal you would definitely need to have a paid subscription to demo Atmos and I could easily see how this could get overlooked and/or a dealership wouldn't care enough to do that. Assuming the dealer would let you fool with the app it would be possible (in theory) to use a personal account to login for demo purposes and then reset it. But that would be a lot of fooling around to do all that.
Based on past history I suspect iOS Carplay has no mechanism to send Atmos but possibly Android Auto might? I'm sure it's been discussed somewhere.
"Amazon Music in Dolby Atmos is accessible to Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers through Cadillac’s native infotainment system. "
The optiq does not support car play (Apple or Google), it is an android based system.
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Ugh, a solution in search of a problem. Why re-invent the wheel?
I’m not sure if an iPhone can send an atmos signal via car play. This would need to be the equivalent of HDMI pass through on MacOs, so the atmos signal can be decoded by something else for the right speaker setup.
Is there such technology/standard ATMOS over USB/Bluetooth ?
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You're absolutely right, I hadn't thought of that and overlooked that little detail. For now my guess is a native solution is the only way to do Atmos in a car.
I have a friend who just got a new Mercedes with Atmos and you can access Apple Music from the head unit. Couldn't figure out how to find Atmos tracks when I drove with him, but I told him to search on his ATV at home and make playlists with Atmos albums so he could access them that way. But I keep asking and he hasn't done that yet.
But even upmixed that system sounds awesome. I can't wait to hear it play some real Atmos.
But even upmixed that system sounds awesome. I can't wait to hear it play some real Atmos.
These data plans for these Atmos equipped vehicles are expensive. Streamed Atmos being 768 kbps, which is 8X more than typical in car 2 channel streaming (96 kbps). Volvo is $220/year. Cadillac is $500/year.
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Wow, interesting. Yeah seems like that's going to be a hard sell for a lot of people. The target audience seems to be people with money to burn.
yes they don't want you to own things they want you to lease the car... the Supercruise is included for 3 years only...
I have a data plan with my phone, why do I need another one?
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