You can hook in an external Dolby Atmos soundbar and speaker system using an HDMI cable, or you can plump for a high-end Panasonic TV such as the JX940 4K TV, which has the Dolby Atmos function that bring you the rich and vibrant sound that you expect but without the issues of having a series of surround speakers. Panasonic OLED TVs are fully compatible with the Dolby Atmos system, and Panasonic Soundbars are designed to work with the system. Any sound presented, such as inbound missiles, screeching cars, magic spells, and alien spaceships pass over and around you to completely immerse you in a film’s sound effects. A flock of birds can encircle you in front, in back and above, and aircraft circling overhead can scream through the air just above you. The breaking out of channels means that you experience far more natural ambiance from the show or film.
In this way, actors on screen might be assigned the centre or front portion of the speaker set while ambient sounds or anything to the sides of the image can be apportioned to the relevant speakers to make the sound being generate seem natural and coming from the direction that you would expect.
#WHAT IS DOLBY ATMOS MOVIES PLUS#
Because of this, a spatially-coded sub-stream is added to Dolby True HD or Dolby Digital Plus to create the audio tracks matching the installed speaker configuration with the channel outputs. During production, sound is mixed as a series of channels which deliver certain sounds to certain areas. The rationale behind the Atmos design is to produce a home-theatre-in-a-box (HTiB) that can be used to enhance almost any TV system.īandwidth issues, together with reduced processing ability, in home systems mean that the Dolby Atmos systems typically found in a residential environment is rendered in a different way to the cinema and theatre systems. The combinations are almost endless, as you allow Dolby to create a system that fits perfectly with your room. Dolby offer a range of simpler options, such as the addition of either two or four ceiling-mounted speakers, including add-on speakers to existing floor-mounted, or even additions to your existing surround speakers. While the system developed for cinemas can run up to 400 speakers for one source, that isn’t really something that is supportable in a home environment, and so Dolby have re-engineered the system to be more functional – and less intrusive – in a family environment. What’s more, the system allows you to even place speakers in the ceiling, thereby enveloping the viewer in a huge dome of sound. Connected speakers can been placed along walls at a range of heights, and even behind the screen itself. It expands upon the usual 5.1 and 7.1 surround-sound set-ups by incorporating surround channels coming from the overhead direction. The Atmos system is a surround-sound technology that was originally developed by the Company.
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