Big news for Sonos is the arrival of audio compatibility Ultra HD from Amazon Music and Dolby Atmos Music. In this case, the firm even offers two music lists in Ultra HD (24 bits) and Dolby AtmosMusicfor you to try these audio formats. In my case, I can say that my ear is not too fine and therefore although it is true that you can notice the difference in sound or quality between these lists and others, it is not that it is not a great advantage for me either.
I understand that there are people much more purist of sound and that these types of improvements in terms of compatibility with audio quality can be a great advantage for them. To enjoy this added audio quality from your Sonos speakers, you need to have a Subscribe to Amazon Music Unlimited and download the latest Sonos software.
Ultra HD from Amazon Music and Dolby Atmos Music: Sonos now supports Ultra HD audio from Amazon Music, so you can listen to lossless audio tracks up to 24-bit / 48kHz on Sonos speakers, as well as Dolby Atmos Music. Ultra HD audio from Amazon Music and Dolby Atmos Music are available on Sonos in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Japan. Dolby Atmos Music supports Arc and Beam (Gen 2); You can find a full list of Sonos S2 products compatible with Amazon Music Ultra HD here.
Audio quality of music on the Now Playing screen: Users who enjoy music on Sonos Radio HD and Amazon Music Unlimited can now see what audio quality they are streaming via a badge on the Now Playing screen.
To listen to the lists in this quality it is also necessary to download the Sonos software in the app. To do this, we simply go to the application itself from our device and click on: Settings> System> System updates> Check for updates. When we have downloaded the software we can already enjoy the music in high quality.