The domestic version was launched in 2014 and follows the same basic principles but reduces the number of speakers to something that is more practical for use in the home. Dolby Atmos is an object-based system and in the cinema utilises more speakers around the sides and rear, additional subwoofers and two rows of overhead speakers. It was initially launched in the cinema over four years ago and to date there are more than 200 film titles mixed using the format. Note: Format support applies to all seasons of a show unless a specific season is specified.For those that may be unfamiliar with Dolby Atmos, it is one of three competing audio formats that use additional speakers to create a more immersive surround experience. With that in mind, here's our handy list of Everything on Netflix currently available in Dolby Vision and/or Dolby Atmos.
Users simply need to search for "HDR" or "Dolby Atmos" to pull up a full list of titles. Netflix makes it relatively simple to find Dolby Vision/HDR10 and Dolby Atmos content on compatible devices directly within the platform's app. The object-based audio format can also be enjoyed via Apple TV 4K with tvOS 12 or later, LG OLED TVs, Sony BRAVIA Android TVs, the NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV Pro, the latest Amazon Fire TV products, the 2020 Roku Ultra, the Windows 10 app (requires Windows 10 RS3 Build 16299 or later), or the Xbox game consoles from the One to the Series X. Other devices available with Dolby Vision playback are listed below.Īt the same time, Netflix Dolby Atmos playback is currently supported on most Blu-ray and Ultra HD players using the app, as well as through the TVs mentioned above via an HDMI ARC connection. For non-Dolby Vision TVs, such as Samsung products, video playback defaults to HDR10, but some manufacturers like LG, Sony, VIZIO, Panasonic, TCL, Hisense and Toshiba Fire TVs support Dolby Vision on a majority of their latest models. As of 2020, virtually all current-gen smart TVs and media players are 4K HDR compatible, and most even come with a Netflix app already installed. With the purchase of a Netflix Premium subscription, users are granted access to the provider's own assortment of original series and movies. However, few of the many platforms currently available continue to expand their 4K HDR library with immersive audio as robust and diverse as Netflix. With 4K HDR TVs and immersive audio gaining popularity at home in the last year, streaming platforms have been racing to provide more HDR10, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos content to enjoy.
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