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Yes. With a raspberry pi in between the iPhone and the dac for eq.

Alphabetically by last name of the composer. If multiple then by the composer first named on the spine

HDMI passthrough. It is available on the mac now, but not on the Apple TV

Unfortunately I could not find this option in the new tvOS.

Also you’re able to control the Apple TV from an iOS device. This option is part of the AirPlay menu, but is not using AirPlay. I use this to play atmos music without having to look at the tv screen. It is not as user friendly as Spotify connect though

From a post elsewhere on this forum analysing the streams coming from Apple Music, I remember that Apple Music sends pre-rendered Atmos streams for headphones. So I guess the answer is yes, headphones are dumb in that they don’t do anything special for Atmos. As mentioned above, they can be...

Not sure what you mean by this. I can play atmos music in the LG Apple Music app and send it to my denon AVR over HDMI (e-ARC).

@OCA , Why don't you limit the frequency range to which the correction is applied? This would eliminate the need for the anti-hf correction, right? And as you rightly state: the correction should be limited to the lower frequencies anyway...

It does. But perhaps he forgot to turn off sound check in Apple Music which could explain some strange results

Hi @OCA, Just tried Evo v2.0. As always great work! Couple of remarks if I may: Your script applies smoothing when someone wants to correct a large range. I get that when the upper limit is 20kHz, but I think you have set it a bit conservatively. I would argue to apply smoothing only when the...

What you prefer is subjective. Personally I prefer the B&K curve over Harman, because of the exaggerated bass in Harman. But as I understand I'm the exception.

I’d do it on the average level between 500 and 2000 Hz… like prescribed I think by EBU?

The Apple Music app on LG TVs now supports Atmos.

I experimented with some of the options above, and also did not really like how the "spinorama version" turned out. I, of course, cannot draw any generic conclusions based on this, just my preference. @OCA, instead of adding the anti-HF array to the result, why don't you limit equalization to...

I made sure to clean up after myself in order to not mess up the indices. I also removed the anti-HF stuff, as this is already compensated for in my filters. Is it possible to only multiply from 300Hz and up?