Windows 10: Can I use Dolby Access with my wireless headphones for free after the trial period?

I really enjoy music and care a lot about how it sounds. Windows usually uses Realtek audio to play sound through speakers, headphones, and Bluetooth devices. But I found that Realtek audio doesn't sound as good as I'd like – it's not very rich or clear. So I decided to try something different. I got rid of the Realtek audio and installed Dolby Atmos instead. I also got the Dolby app. After I did this, the sound from my laptop's speakers got way better. It was clear, detailed, and sounded amazing with Dolby. But there's a catch. This new setup only works with speakers and regular headphones, n

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Dolby Atmos for Headphones

Hi. Byron

My name is Gabriel S. I hope to help you today.

Go to the task bar

Right click on the sound icon

Open the Spatial Sound section

Tap on Dolby Access

It will automatically take you to the Microsoft Store

We will have to download the Dolby Access application. It is a paid application that you can download from the Microsoft Store but it has a free period of 30 days if you want to see if you are satisfied with using Dolby Atmos in Windows 10. You do not have
to add any payment method to be able to do the test.

Download and follow the steps to install Dolby Access on Windows and tap "Start" to start setting up surround sound on your computer.

Now you will have to configure your headphones

Connect them to the computer

Tap on "Continue"

Choose the audio source you want to use

It is ready and configured.

Once activated, your computer will already work with Dolby Atmos for Windows 10. When your free trial ends, you will have to pay to use Dolby Access to continue taking advantage of these benefits and this type of sound.

Greetings…

 

Help: Dolby Atmos for Headphones (Dolby Access App) with bluetooth headphones

Hello,

I'm having an issue with Dolby Atmos for Headphones and I'm wondering if anyone else has had similar experience.

TLDR: Help correcting issue. Dolby Atmos for Headphones add-on for Dolby Access App purchased from the Microsoft Store installed on laptop. Worked with bluetooth headphones once as expected after install but hasn't functioned since. Works as expected w/ wired headphones and external speakers (3.5 mm audio jack) and with internal laptop speakers but not with bluetooth headphones. Tried reinstall of add-on and app w/ and w/out system reboot step.

I've purchased "Dolby Atmos for Headphones" add-on ("DAfH" from here; dev: Dolby Laboratories) for "Dolby Access App" from the Microsoft Store and installed on my laptop (ThinkPad P1 gen4). The issue involves use with bluetooth headphones. When bluetooth headphones are connected, I'm able to select DAfH from "Spatial Sound" through both the taskbar tray sound icon (right-click) and Control Panel -> Sound -> Playback tab -> Headphones [device name] -> Spatial Sound tab, but there is an issue. When changing audio eq in Settings tab of Dolby Access App the changes are not affecting any audio quality changes. When using headphones or external speakers connected through 3.5 mm jack on laptop similar changes in audio eq affect audio quality almost instantly. One weird thing is that when the add-on was first installed (some time ago) it worked as expected affecting a change in audio quality, but after a system reboot the behavior is not as expected and I've been dealing with this issue since. I've tried reinstalling both DAfH add-on and Dolby Access App multiple times with and without system restart step, but the problem persists. Any advice on how to correct this issue is very appreciated.

 

Dolby access

I 've installed Dolby Access yesterday and I got 7 days free trial period.

Will I be charged after my free trial has ended?