New Prime Video ends the most annoying movie and series of today

Amazon Prime Video has eliminated one of the biggest problems when watching content with an audio mix, in which background noise, such as music or explosions, is too loud to make it difficult to hear the main conversation in the scene clearly. The platform has begun to activate the Dialogue Boos option, which allows increase dialogue in front of the background sounds of a series or movie.

Amazon claims that Dialog Boos It was designed “with hearing impaired customers in mind”. However, the company claims that any Amazon Prime Video user can activate it. Thus, it is an alternative to using subtitles, which can be somewhat annoying at times.

This new Amazon Prime Video feature is in the same button where you can change the language or subtitles. Amazon specifically shows two options: “Increased English Dialogue: Medium” to increase the dialogue slightly; and “Strengthening English Dialogue: High”, so the dialogue is way above the background sound.

Dialogue boos, curious artificial intelligence works. This feature is able to detect those scenes in which the dialogue sound is at the same level or even lower than the background sound, such as music, explosions, etc. Dialogue Boos automatically isolates dialogue from conversation to distinguish it from other sounds.

Dialogue Boos is compatible with all devices that support Amazon Prime Video.

The new Amazon Prime Video feature is very similar to what some sound systems have, with the difference that Dialogue Boos works on any device compatible with the platformincluding smartphone.

For now, yes, it’s only available on select original Amazon Prime Video games. Among them, big sick, Harlem or Lovely Mrs Maisel, among others. The company claims that this feature will be available in other games during this year.

This AI-based approach offers targeted enhancements to portions of spoken dialogue, rather than an overall boost in the center channel of a home theater system. As a result, Dialogue Boost can be used wherever the Prime Video interface is available.

This is stated in a statement from Amazon.