Disney+ is adding DTS audio to IMAX Enhanced Marvel films
is bolstering its , including some Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, with another audio option. The streaming service will enable IMAX signature sound by on select titles this year, offering viewers high-fidelity audio to go with the expanded aspect ratio.
You’ll need compatible equipment to hear DTS audio, however. At the outset, some -certified TVs from manufacturers such as Sony and Hisense will support DTS on Disney+, as will certain AV receivers from the likes of Denon, Marantz and JBL. However, you don’t need any particular devices to view IMAX’s expanded aspect ratio of 1.90:1, which offers up to 26 percent taller pictures during certain sequences.
Some may find that the addition of DTS audio will help them to better replicate the IMAX experience at home. DTS will provide a higher bitrate alternative to , but many folks prefer the latter. In the near future, you may be able to watch a Disney+ movie in either audio format and decide for yourself.
Meanwhile, Disney+ has announced when Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is coming to the platform. You’ll be able to stream the most recent MCU movie at home starting on February 1st. The film will have IMAX Enhanced support.
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is bolstering its , including some Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, with another audio option. The streaming service will enable IMAX signature sound by on select titles this year, offering viewers high-fidelity audio to go with the expanded aspect ratio.
You’ll need compatible equipment to hear DTS audio, however. At the outset, some -certified TVs from manufacturers such as Sony and Hisense will support DTS on Disney+, as will certain AV receivers from the likes of Denon, Marantz and JBL. However, you don’t need any particular devices to view IMAX’s expanded aspect ratio of 1.90:1, which offers up to 26 percent taller pictures during certain sequences.
Some may find that the addition of DTS audio will help them to better replicate the IMAX experience at home. DTS will provide a higher bitrate alternative to , but many folks prefer the latter. In the near future, you may be able to watch a Disney+ movie in either audio format and decide for yourself.
Meanwhile, Disney+ has announced when Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is coming to the platform. You’ll be able to stream the most recent MCU movie at home starting on February 1st. The film will have IMAX Enhanced support.
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