Dolby Atmos compatible Sonos speakers such as recently released ones such as the Era 300, among others, You can now play songs on Apple Music with Dolby Atmos and Spatial Sound. The company has updated its Sonos S2 app for iOS and Android with this new feature, which has only been available on Amazon Music so far, in addition to other improvements and news.
The ability to play songs in Apple Music with Dolby Atmos, again, is only available on Sonos speakers that support surround sound. That is; He These were the 300, the Sonos Arc and Arc SL, and the second generation Sonos Beam. To be able to play content with immersive sound, simply update the Sonos app from the App Store or Google Play Store and link your Apple Music account. The playback control will display an icon on the side of the screen. Remember, of course, that not all songs available on Apple Music are compatible with Dolby Atmos.
Sonos also lets you play Dolby Atmos songs and spatial audio through Amazon Music just like Apple Music.
The Sonos app will soon show the strength of the Wi-Fi signal connected to the speakers.
The company, on the other hand, confirmed that over the next few weeks a function will be activated that will allow you to check the strength of the Wi-Fi signal connected to the speakers. “When connected to a Wi-Fi network, your Sonos products will now display Wi-Fi signal strength in the app’s Settings tab.” Finally, the app now shows detailed information about the network the Sonos is connected to, such as the frequency or wireless channel of the router.
The new Sonos S2 update version 15.2 also comes with improvements to the process of grouping rooms. More precisely, in the volume control or in the position of grouped rooms.
- Now you can change volume of selected rooms before groupingWith. If the room is muted, you can turn it back on by touching the volume control.
- The selected rooms will be grouped at the top of the room list.
Source: Hiper Textual
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