Disney+ Integrates DTS:X Streaming Audio into Select Titles, Ushering a New Era in Immersive Sound

Disney+ has adopted DTS:X audio format for select IMAX Enhanced titles, including 'Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 3,' offering immersive sound.
DTS:X Profile 2 delivers 12-channel lossy sound optimized for streaming, ensuring high-quality audio at reduced bitrates of 448 kbps.
Compatible IMAX Enhanced hardware is necessary, with DTS:X support available in select TVs (Sony, Hisense, TCL) and A/V receivers.
Dolby remains dominant in cinema and streaming, but DTS:X's entry into Disney+ marks a notable challenge to the standard.
DTS:X's move to streaming highlights innovation in surround sound, though limited hardware and content pose adoption challenges.

Disney+ has adopted DTS:X audio format for select IMAX Enhanced titles, including 'Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 3,' offering immersive sound.
DTS:X Profile 2 delivers 12-channel lossy sound optimized for streaming, ensuring high-quality audio at reduced bitrates of 448 kbps.
Compatible IMAX Enhanced hardware is necessary, with DTS:X support available in select TVs (Sony, Hisense, TCL) and A/V receivers.
Dolby remains dominant in cinema and streaming, but DTS:X's entry into Disney+ marks a notable challenge to the standard.
DTS:X's move to streaming highlights innovation in surround sound, though limited hardware and content pose adoption challenges.

Disney+ has adopted DTS:X audio format for select IMAX Enhanced titles, including 'Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 3,' offering immersive sound.
DTS:X Profile 2 delivers 12-channel lossy sound optimized for streaming, ensuring high-quality audio at reduced bitrates of 448 kbps.
Compatible IMAX Enhanced hardware is necessary, with DTS:X support available in select TVs (Sony, Hisense, TCL) and A/V receivers.
Dolby remains dominant in cinema and streaming, but DTS:X's entry into Disney+ marks a notable challenge to the standard.
DTS:X's move to streaming highlights innovation in surround sound, though limited hardware and content pose adoption challenges.

Disney+ has adopted DTS:X audio format for select IMAX Enhanced titles, including 'Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 3,' offering immersive sound.
DTS:X Profile 2 delivers 12-channel lossy sound optimized for streaming, ensuring high-quality audio at reduced bitrates of 448 kbps.
Compatible IMAX Enhanced hardware is necessary, with DTS:X support available in select TVs (Sony, Hisense, TCL) and A/V receivers.
Dolby remains dominant in cinema and streaming, but DTS:X's entry into Disney+ marks a notable challenge to the standard.
DTS:X's move to streaming highlights innovation in surround sound, though limited hardware and content pose adoption challenges.

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