Test your home cinema with Dolby Atmos content
The introduction of sound to movies transformed entertainment. Dialogue, sound effects, and music have immersed us in our favourite films for the better part of a century. And while it’s still amazing to experience those films on the big screen, it’s easier than ever to bring the thrills home. A Dolby Atmos home cinema with a nice large screen and a soundbar, or even a multi-speaker setup, turns up the volume on entertainment. Today, Dolby Atmos lets you bring home beautiful sound. Welcome to home entertainment in Dolby.
If you’ve recently invested in your own setup, or if you’re thinking about levelling up your lounge to create a new home cinema, we’ve got some great suggestions for you. Test your home cinema with Dolby Atmos content and experience immersive audio that will surround you. Demo content and tailor your sound to your preferences. Or just show off to friends by putting them inside the multidimensional soundscape that Dolby Atmos makes possible.
Hear the difference of Dolby Atmos
Dolby Atmos is a pioneering spatial audio technology. What does spatial audio technology mean? Simply put, it means that sound is no longer limited to coming out of a specific speaker. Even in multi-speaker surround sound home cinema setups, the sounds are played back through individual speakers to create your audio experience. In Dolby Atmos, sounds can be placed in 3D space. A helicopter can hover overhead. A race car can roar past you and then weave in front of you. A mosquito can drive you crazy buzzing around your head. Dolby Atmos is entertainment you can feel. For a creator, it opens up a whole new world of possibilities. For film lovers, it means being inside the story. Born in cinemas, Dolby Atmos is now easy to bring home. And we’ve got some great content suggestions to help you test your home cinema with the best content in Dolby Atmos.
Dolby Atmos content is available on many streaming services. Check with your provider, as you’ll need a compatible subscription and a device – TV, soundbar, or speakers – enabled with Dolby Atmos. Then sit back and hear the difference. You’ll have no doubt that Dolby Atmos is worth it.
Put your home cinema to the test with content in Dolby Atmos
If you have a Swiftie in the family, the crowd pleaser and highest-grossing tour of all time – The Eras Tour – is available in Dolby Atmos on Disney+ with TAYLOR SWIFT|THE ERAS TOUR. Three-and-a-half hours long, with 40+ songs, this strong setlist and sure fan favourite charts the journey of Swift’s success by taking the audience on an odyssey of her rise to fame through each of her albums in succession. With acoustic guitar, piano songs and her classic pop hits, you can bring Taylor into your home cinema and experience the magic of the concert as if you were there for the real thing (but without sitting through the audience’s piercing screams!). If you listen to music in Dolby Atmos, you already know how amazing music in Dolby Atmos can be. But it gets taken to a different level when you have spectacular stage show, filled with bright colours and dazzling costumes.
Dolby Atmos is great for making music come alive, but that’s not all. On Netflix, you’ll find something a little more fast-paced to pump up your adrenaline: Formula 1: Drive to Survive could be the perfect choice to test out your soundbar or surround sound setup. This is part reality show, with all the drama that brings, and part F1 racing documentary, with closeups on cars, drivers, and pit row. Dolby Atmos brings the roar of the engines into your living room. Placing you right in the action, this is a great sound test for your Dolby Atmos home cinema.
If you’re interested in not just Dolby Atmos testing, but want to test your nerves as well, consider checking out A Quiet Place: Day One on Apple TV+. In this prequel to the smash hits A Quiet Place and A Quiet Place Part II, every little sound matters. The film shows the first days of the alien invasion that unleashed vicious hunters that use sound to hunt down their prey. It’s an action film, with all the big dramatic sounds you’d expect, but it also makes use of silences and small, directional sounds to raise tension as the protagonists struggle to survive in a world that’s been changed forever. You might want to watch this one with the lights on.
A viewing party with friends and family is a great way to test your Dolby Atmos home cinema and show them what it can do. A film that’s fun for the family and destined to become a holiday rewatch, Red One, is available to help you do that. This Christmas-themed action-comedy features Dwayne Johnson trying to rescue Santa Claus from kidnappers. It combines new takes on Christmas music and spectacular action scenes. Dolby Atmos puts you in the centre of things as the sound moves all around you. Best of all, with it being streamed, you don’t have to wait until Christmas to watch it – it’s ready whenever you are.
Pass the test Dolby
Dolby Atmos shows off the capabilities of your home cinema, letting you dive deep into the sound, so every moment moves you. In addition to Dolby Atmos, the power of Dolby Vision can immerse you in your entertainment. There are lots of great titles available in Dolby Vision – including those listed above – that can test the audio capabilities of your home cinema. You can find out more about that here. And if this article has you looking to add to or upgrade your TV or soundbar, we’ve got you covered.
These are just a few suggestions on how to make the most of your Dolby Atmos home cinema. If you want to learn more about how to test your home cinema with Dolby Atmos and provide the ultimate viewing experience, there’s more to learn here. Home entertainment never sounded so good.
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