The audio is instead outputted through the regular 2-channel stereo mode. There’s also another issue at play where 5.1 surround sound fails to work on any app be it Amazon, Netflix, or Disney+. Not every Chromecast user is facing the issue on Disney+ alone as there are quite a few reports that suggest otherwise. ![]() Hence, this has led a Product Expert to conclude that the problem is actually from Disney’s side and not Google’s, which is quite contrary to what most people on the thread have implied. Moreover, Disney+ seems to be the only victim as other streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime continue to function normally on Chromecast. This occurs even when playing content that actually supports Atmos. ![]() Several users report that their devices are having trouble with Dolby Atmos when playing media through Disney+.Ĭontent played via the streaming service simply fails to play with Dolby Atmos optimizations. are or if I’m casting or watching from the apps on the device, it only outputs in stereo.Īnd now, there is a fresh issue creating a buzz across the Chromecast forums. Is anyone else having a problem with the new Chromecast with Google TV to output 5.1 in general? No matter what settings on my TV, Chromecast, etc. Does d+ support atmos through android tv platform? Atmos works well in netflix but disney plus doesn’t have the option listed in any movies. ![]() This is apparent from our previous coverages about the audio sync bug, Wi-Fi problems, and the missing tabs issue. That said, the Chromecast with Google TV has not exactly been shy of issues. And in the device’s latest edition, Google has put in an operating system of sorts known as Google TV. The Chromecast has long been one of the most inexpensive ways to add media streaming functionality to almost every TV. Original story (published on January 20, 2021) follows: New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…
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