it worked that one day and hasn't worked since. the search goes on. the minute I shutdown and restarted the spatial sound stopped working.
something went wrong while trying to turn on spatial sound
Please help,
i have Asus ROG GL-553VW and OS build - 17134.165 and i bought Dolby atoms but it's not working. I tried to update my drivers still no effect.
Please help
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Anonymous
2018-12-27T17:35:34+00:00 Hey.
I had the same problem and it turn out the fix is really easy.
Go to your windows All Setting on Notification bar then click Ease of Access and go to Audio
From there make sure that mono audio is turned off.
Hope this helps.
DUDE YOUR THE BEST HAHAHAHAHAHAH. I SPENT 4 HOURS RESEARCHING AND WATCHING ENDLESS YOU TUBE TUTORIALS AND ALL IT TOOK WAS THIS................................ honestly im glad i read through all these comments.
that did not solve the problem.
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Anonymous
2018-09-07T22:30:38+00:00 Hello.
I have the same issue.
i have a 3 channel dolby atmos soundbar connected to PC HDMI.
I have a 2 separate window installation. one is main drive run on latest build, other one run on latest fast ring, both have latest intel drivers installed.
Now I found the fast ring drive have 'Dolby Atmos for theater' under default format bar, and dolby atmos for home theater in spatial sounds. when I forced to click on dolby atmos for home theater under default format tab, is show 'format not supported by the device', then try to enable dolby atmos for home theater in spatial sounds, get the error 'something went wrong while try to tun on spatial sounds.
how to fix this problem?
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Anonymous
2018-08-09T13:35:34+00:00 Hi AbhinandanGhosh,
How is your Dolby Atmos connected to your computer? If it's connected via HDMI, then please follow these steps to properly configure spatial sound for your home theater:
- On the bottom right-hand corner, right-click the speaker icon and select Playback devices.
- Select your speaker on the list and then click Properties.
- Click the Spatial sound tab, then select the Dolby Atmos for headphones from the drop-down options.
- If you don't have the Dolby Access app yet, the Windows Store will open automatically to download the app.
- Once the app is installed, click the With my home theater option, then click Continue.
- Open the Sound settings again by performing Step 1.
- Under Playback, select your Dolby Atmos speaker, and set it as your default device.
- On the Dolby Access app, click Configure PC settings, then click the Spatial sound tab.
- Under the Spatial sound format, select the Dolby Atmos for home theater option, click Apply, then OK.
Once done, try to check if it's working, and then kindly update this thread with the result so I'll be able to assist you further if needed.
Regards.
I want it for my headphones earlier it worked in trial mode, after the trial expired i bought it and then its not working anymore
my email id - ******@gmail.com
Please contact me or if u can rectify the problem through teamviewer
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Anonymous
2018-08-08T04:32:40+00:00 Hi AbhinandanGhosh,
How is your Dolby Atmos connected to your computer? If it's connected via HDMI, then please follow these steps to properly configure spatial sound for your home theater:
- On the bottom right-hand corner, right-click the speaker icon and select Playback devices.
- Select your speaker on the list and then click Properties.
- Click the Spatial sound tab, then select the Dolby Atmos for headphones from the drop-down options.
- If you don't have the Dolby Access app yet, the Windows Store will open automatically to download the app.
- Once the app is installed, click the With my home theater option, then click Continue.
- Open the Sound settings again by performing Step 1.
- Under Playback, select your Dolby Atmos speaker, and set it as your default device.
- On the Dolby Access app, click Configure PC settings, then click the Spatial sound tab.
- Under the Spatial sound format, select the Dolby Atmos for home theater option, click Apply, then OK.
Once done, try to check if it's working, and then kindly update this thread with the result so I'll be able to assist you further if needed.
Regards.