In PlayStation's The Road to PS5 showcase, Cerny compared this to Dolby Atmos, which he stated could only use 32 objects for its 3D audio setups. Sony stated this should come after launch, but support has yet to appear.Īccording to Mark Cerny, the PS5’s 3D Audio can utilise hundreds of sound sources to create its soundscape. Even on the best 4K TVs, the PS5's 3D Audio can only be used via headsets.
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Sony's PS5 3D Audio technology does not currently work through TV speakers. However, if you prefer using a soundbar or TV speakers, Dolby Atmos is the better choice of the two. Sony stated this should come after launch, but support has yet to appear. Mark Cerny, the PS5's Lead System Architect, even stated that they could expand this personalisation further in the future, perhaps by getting players to send in images of their head and ears. If we had to pick, the PS5’s 3D Audio is better for headset users, especially due to its Head-related Transfer Function (HRTF) profiles.Ĭurrently, five different profiles exist for the PS5 that allows users to fine-tune the settings depending on their head and ear shapes. Ultimately, both offer high-quality, crisp soundscapes for gaming. In terms of gaming, the two audio technologies are available on separate platforms, with Dolby Atmos focusing on its Xbox license, and the PS5 3D Audio being exclusive to the PS5.
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