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Netflix’s Spatial Audio tested: cheap gimmick, or the real deal?

Posted on July 15, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Netflix recently made news for something aside from its plunging subscriber base or more positive developments like the success of Stranger Things season 4: the addition of Spatial Audio to select shows on its platform. Similar to the Spatial Audio tracks on streaming services like Apple Music, Netflix Spatial Audio aims to provide a realistic sense of immersion, one that can bring scenes to life when watching shows and movies using headphones like the AirPods Pro or other models. But Spatial Audio support on Netflix isn’t just limited to headphones; it can be experienced with desktop computer speakers, or even just the plain old speakers built into your laptop computer or TV.
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