You’ll get the most out of spatial audio if you’re watching something with multichannel audio and Dolby Atmos support. However, even if you’re watching something with regular stereo sound like YouTube, you can still achieve a partial effect by enabling the Spatialize Stereo option in the speaker’s options. It won’t be quite the same thing as full spatial audio, but it’ll still be high-quality.
One important thing to keep in mind with this feature is that it’s controlled on an app-by-app basis. If you turn on spatial audio for Disney+, for example, it’ll only be on for Disney+. If you want the feature in another app like Apple TV+, you’ll need to activate it there separately. The only thing you can universally turn on or off is head-tracking, which you can do for the connected device via the Physical and Motor section of the Accessibility menu.
If you really want to get the absolute most out of your favorite movies and shows on your Apple TV, stick in those earbuds and turn on the spatial audio. Not only does it make for a next-generation entertainment experience, but it’s also super convenient to have audio that stays consistent no matter where you’re sitting on the couch.
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