How Dolby Atmos promises to change how people experience music and movies

Mike Cerre:

John Couling heads up the entertainment division of Dolby, the San Francisco-based audio technology company that developed the relatively new Dolby Atmos Music format, now being integrated into consumer electronics products and music streaming services.

Unlike stereo, which combines all the music into left and right audio channels, Dolby Atmos Music separates various instruments and vocals and moves them between and around the two channels.

So John, unfortunately the newscasts like the "PBS NewsHour," we don't use Dolby Atmos yet. But, for the benefit of our viewers, we're going to have to kind of show them what we're hearing.

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