The sound of activating and listening to the headphone virtualizer sounds very strange. about cavern

[VoidXH]

That video is using the official Dolby Atmos virtualizer which you can get by buying it in Dolby Access. Since it's basically perfect for most users, as Dolby measured more subjects than I ever could, I wouldn't recommend my virtualizer instead of it. Cavern has an open source virtualizer that was made for developers to measure their own ears (just like I did for these samples), and make a personalized one, which can only be better than Atmos if the user who recorded it listens to it.

[bluewidy]

That video is using the official Dolby Atmos virtualizer which you can get by buying it in Dolby Access. Since it's basically perfect for most users, as Dolby measured more subjects than I ever could, I wouldn't recommend my virtualizer instead of it. Cavern has an open source virtualizer that was made for developers to measure their own ears (just like I did for these samples), and make a personalized one, which can only be better than Atmos if the user who recorded it listens to it.

Thank you for the good info. I also have Dolby Access, so I enabled Dolby Access and tried playing through Cavern, but nothing happened because the Atmos virtualizer didn't work. It looks like Cavern and Dolby Access are not interacting, but how did you do it? I am using windows 11.

[VoidXH]

It looks like Cavern and Dolby Access are not interacting

They aren't. It's either Cavern or Dolby, but if you only have headphones, I wouldn't recommend Cavern anyway. This Atmos decoder was made with visualization/speaker playback in mind.

[VoidXH]

Did you update it? I just tested and it's correct.

[bluewidy]

Btw why are you talking here? Does this mean that the headphone virtualizer has been improved?