I know that Raspberry Pi and Fire TV can't.įor the 24/96 stereo files, you can use mkvextract. PC's can do it and some other systems can do it (for example Nvidia Shield). Note that you need to play it back with hardware that supports TrueHD/Atmos. I do know that Kodi (and derivatives like libreelec and coreelec) will do it. I'm not sure what playback systems/software can play it back properly.

It will create the files in '.mka' format. So, for the Atmos mix, you use '.mka' files, which can be created by mkvtoolnix by selecting only the TrudHD/Atmos track, then do the multiplexing. The height channels use an 'object based' encoding method that uses metadata to locate the sound based on what speaker configuration you have.

The way that you do it is in the 2nd tab (output), you choose split mode 'before chapters' and chapter numbers 'all'. So: PowerDVD17 ISsupporting Dolby Atmos bitstream, because the Atmos meta info is part of the TrueHD bitstream.If you have a single MKV file for the entire album, you can use mkvtoolnix to split it into separate tracks for each song (each being an mkv). not the display shows dolby atmos, when playing atmos content! so i put two of my old teufel boxes on the surround rear outputs on my AVR and select 'Surround Dolby' in the AVR settings. In my case i have a denon x1300W avr and only had 5.1 setup installed and configured. you HAVE TO put an atmos ready 5.1.2 setup (or higher) on your avr and set the atmos ready channels to atmos ready output.

Dolby Atmos is an object based meta format which is embedded in the TrueHD bitstream.

I reserched a bit and now got ATMOS working with PowerDVD17! It's so simple, you wont belive it There is no atmos support in PowerDVD 17.

Makemkv dolby atmos