Super Bowl is broadcast with Dolby Atmos Audio for the first time

Tubi is not the only service that is promoted by Super Bowl Lix offer before Sunday’s big match. If you have the right preparation, the shores, the helmets that collide and entered Qurtbbeck in this year’s match, may look more immersive. Komca said on Wednesday that it will not only offer Dolby Vision, as it did in 2023, to the big game. This year, the confrontation between leaders and eagles will also add Dolby Atmos for the first time.

Part of the 4K improved COMCAST programming for X1 customers. The feature, which first appeared in the Paris Olympics last year, uses the Dolby Vision HDR and Atmos surrounding “clear quality, brighter colors and an overwhelming voice.” The improved 4K flows in “very low cumin” in the higher human rates of traditional 4K.

To enter the Jazzy offer, you will need to be subscribed to Xfinity X1 with a reference menu for the required devices. This starts with 4K TV, STOP 4K HDR (Xfinity X1, XG1V4 or XI6) and HDMI 4K rope. In addition, TV, outer speakers, or Soundbar will need Dolby Atmos to experience the virtual peripheral sound. X1 subscribers can also get 4K through the Xfinity Dream app.

Fox, which has broadcast rights for this year, will display the game for 4K on Tubi, which you own. This will be the first time that the direct broadcast service has shown the big game-which is the exit from the usual fare of the support supported The dog is a bonus hunter and Ducks family Restart.