Windows 10: Motherboards with native Dolby Atmos support

Hi!

For a long time I used Lenovo Y720 laptop. After that I switched to Lenovo C730 desktop. Both computers has native Dolby Atmos support - audio driver comes with native Dolby Atmos app, it looks similar to this.



Now I want to build my own setup, but I'm just wondering - does any modern motherboard supports native Dolby Atmos? I know you can buy Dolby Atmos for Headphones from Microsoft Store, but I'm just wondering.

:)

 

Dolby Atmos

We would like to confirm if you have check if you Dolby Atmos can be dectect by your computer?

We suggest that you check if its being detected by following these steps:

• At the bottom right side of your screen, where the Time and date can also be located, look for the
  sound icon.
• Right click on the sound icon, a smaill window will pop up with the Sound
  menus.
• Click on the Playback Devices.
• The Sound window will appear with the Playback
  tab.
• Look for Dolby Atmos to make sure that it is properly installed.

If its not on the list in Playback Devices, kindly check if its listed in Device Manager by:

• From the Start menu, type in Device Manager, then
  Enter.
• Then click the Sound, video and game controllers driver.
• Look for Dolby Atmos, then right click on it, then click
  Unintall.
• Once done, remove your Dolby Atmos device and restart you computer.
  

After your computer has restarted and your are in the Desktop screen of your computer, connect your Dolby Atmos device. It should automatically be installed in your computer by giving you prompts. Once successfully installed, kindly check if it is detected
now by you computer in Playback Devices.

We'll be waiting for your update.

 

Dolby Atmos

I checked this line:

5. Look for Dolby Atmos to make sure that it is properly installed.

and i have list with my two audio cards :

1. onboard - Realtek High Definition audio

and

2. dedicated Asus xonar DG audio device.

When selecting option 1. i have spatial sound dolby atmos option, but when selecting option 2, i have listed only "none" under spatial sound.

I can confirm that i had spatial sound on previous win10 build

For this part:

• From the Start menu, type in Device Manager, then Enter.
• Then click the Sound, video and game controllers driver.
• Look for Dolby Atmos, then right click on it, then click Unintall.
• Once done, remove your Dolby Atmos device and restart you computer.

i dont have dolby atmos under sound, video and game controllers

 

Dolby Atmos not working in shared mode

Uh I'm a little confused. Which application are you referring to? If I enable Dolby Atmos as the Spatial sound choice in Playback Devices, isn't the setting global for ALL applications, regardless of whether they natively support Dolby Atmos or not?