Windows 10: Dolby atmos for headphones turning off/crashing.

Dolby atmos for headphones turns off/crashes when I right click on the sound setting the speaker icon in the taskbar section on the right with the icons. It only happens when I'm in a fullscreen game and when that happens I have to turn it in again and restart anything that was using sound. I recently reinstalled windows and it didnt happen before that, but there was a different issue them where it would just turn off randomly so I reinstalled windows.

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Dolby Atmos for headphones not selectable in spatial sound

Thanks all for assisting, I now have the option for Dolby Atmos for headphones. This was fixed by following instruction from Dolby Atmos support, completely terminating the Dolby Access process via the task manager is what
fixed my issue. Below is the instructions sent by Doby Atmos support for anyone with the same issue to try.

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Hi there!

Thank you for reaching back out to Dolby Atmos support! 

In our testing we have found that reinstalling Dolby Access and completely restarting your device should restore Dolby Atmos.

If not, please try completely terminating the Dolby Access process via the task manager. Please note, you need to keep Dolby Access open when doing this so that is shows in the apps list. This method will not work if simply closing the app normally using the
 X button. To accomplish this:

1. Open Windows task manager: Right-click in your system taskbar and choose task manager or choose the option after pressing ctrl-alt-del.

2. Find Dolby Access in the apps list, select it, then choose the End task button. This should end the Access app and also associated background processes.

3. Double-check in the Background processes list that "runtime broker" is also ended. If listed, please end this as well. Now, please launch your Dolby Access application and configure your sound settings from directly within Dolby Access.

If this does not resolve your issue, right click the volume icon in the system tray and select 'playback devices.' Then, right click your audio device and choose 'properties.' Finally, find the Enhancements tab and uncheck 'Disable all enhancements.'

Next, please ensure your audio isn't set to Mono or one channel sound. In Windows, search for your Settings, and choose Ease of Access. In the Audio section, you will see an option to turn on MONO. Make sure this is turned OFF. Once this is off, enter your
 audio settings to configure Dolby Atmos again. 

If this is not checked, then please navigate to your ‘Apps & Features’ folder on your PC via the Cortana search bar. Within Apps & Features, ensure there are folders for both ‘Dolby Access’ and ‘Dolby Atmos for Headphones’. It is very important that you have
 both of these files as these are needed for you to be able to use Dolby Atmos for Headphones on your device.

If you see both of these files, click on ‘Dolby Atmos for Headphones’ and uninstall this from your PC. Once complete, open the Dolby Access application and reinstall Dolby Atmos for Headphones from there.

If you only see ‘Dolby Access,' please click on it and select 'Advanced Options,' then 'Reset.' Once complete, open the Dolby Access application and install Dolby Atmos for Headphones from there.

We appreciate your patience, and hope you have a wonderful day!

The Dolby Support Team

 

Dolby Atmos Headphone problem

Hi Ritzy,

We would like to know more about your concern. Please provide the following information:

• Is this issue specific to this headphone?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?
• Are you getting any error messages?
• Are you able to hear sounds when connecting and using your Dolby Atmos headphones?
• When did you first encounter this issue?

We will be waiting for your response.

 

Dolby Atmos for Headphones

microsoft dolby atmos bitstream out is totally free, but dolby atmos headphone virtualization is usd15 add on, which honestly sound MEH.. at best.. compare to razer own, or any dobly headphone or dts x app built in for most gaming headphone, good example are logitech g933 series with their dts x headphones, which takes pure multichannel sound source to convert to a stereo virtual matrix, its sound very very close to the real thing.