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expiredLolrko91 posted Jun 03, 2024 05:18 PM
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Apple HomePod Smart Speaker (2nd Gen, Midnight)
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After a few weeks of living with it I happened to stumble across the culprit while playing classical: Apple Music ATMOS. I had played an older classical piece that was non-ATMOS, and it had depth and satisfying bass. I then happened to play the Star Wars: A New Hope theme song for my boys, and it sounded awful--weak, thin. Compared the two, saw the older track was not ATMOS. Turned off ATMOS in the Home app settings, and the Star Wars theme sounded great, proper body and depth to the song. Maybe this isn't an issue with stereo pair HomePods, I only have one so I can't test that. I would say it is worth turning off ATMOS in the Home app if you run a single HomePod Gen 2 to see if it makes a difference:
Home app > three-dot circle in the upper right > Home Settings. Under the People section, tap your Apple account name. Under Connected Media, tap Apple Music. Toggle off Dolby ATMOS.
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At this point, all we really want to be able to do is ask Alexa or Siri for simple things (like measurement conversions while in the kitchen, or the time, or for a joke, math calculations, etc) or for my wife to be able to play her favorite music without being talked back to: "I'm sorry, you can only do that with the paid subscription of Amazon Music" blah blah blah... it seems we can do all this *currently* but sounds like some or all of these things may slowly be taken away?
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At this point, all we really want to be able to do is ask Alexa or Siri for simple things (like measurement conversions while in the kitchen, or the time, or for a joke, math calculations, etc) or for my wife to be able to play her favorite music without being talked back to: "I'm sorry, you can only do that with the paid subscription of Amazon Music" blah blah blah... it seems we can do all this *currently* but sounds like some or all of these things may slowly be taken away?
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