Do movies bought through Microsoft film and tv support Dolby Atmos? Super Mario bros in...

Hi there! This is Ronnie, an independent advisor.

Nice to meet you and I hope you are having a great day!

I understand you need help with getting movies that supports Dolby Atmos.

You can check the list here for the movies that supports Dolby Atmos:

https://www.microsoft.com/store/movies-and-tv/c...

Just a heads up that these are only limited movies available and more will be added in the future as well.

Most but not all of the 4K UHD movies available through Microsoft Movies & TV have Dolby Atmos audio. Unfortunately, it's true that the store doesn't display this information. I
highly recommend leaving feedback for the Microsoft Store app through the Feedback app on your PC.

It seems that your TV supports Audio Return Channel (ARC). However, on the TV's specification page I don't see if it supports Dolby Atmos through ARC.

If your TV is capable to send Dolby Atmos via ARC, you'd connect your Xbox to a 4K capable HDMI port OTHER than the HDMI ARC port on your TV.

You will then get 4K resolution on the TV screen, and the TV would "forward" audio via the Audio Return Channel to the sound bar. If supported, this will then be Dolby Atmos.

It seems that the Soundbar doesn't support 4K pass through. So either you would need a new TV that supports Dolby Atmos via ARC, or a new soundbar or AV receiver that supports 4K video.

I have the same issue on my newly bought One S.

The Dolby Atmos app plays Atmos demos fine.

However, Film & TV doesn't.

I downloaded demo Atmos files (.mkv, with HEVC video) and put them on an external drive, that I connected to the Xbox. The Film & TV app will play the videos fine, but won't play the Atmos sound track, even though I have bitstreaming and Atmos turned on
in the Xbox settings.

If the files have an AC3 track, then that gets played, otherwise there is no sound.

Looks interesting but most movies based on games tend to fall flat Remember Super Mario Bros.

Also Jim Carey doesn't do it justice