Creating a Dolby Atmos audio file requires an experienced professional sound mixer using Dolby Atmos hardware and plugins in their DAW (Protools, Logic, etc.) and often times is a certified Dolby Atmos mixing engineer. Dolby Atmos is a proprietary technology and cannot be created outside of Dolby hardware and software.
In order to upload Dolby Atmos Audio files they must conform to the following:
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Dolby Atmos master file must be provided as a BWF ADM file (.wav file) using 24fps timecode
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All audio must be 24-bit LPCM audio (.wav file) at 48kHz.
- Dolby Atmos files must conform and be synced to the original stereo master files
- Target Loudness value should not exceed -18 LKFS measured as per ITU-R BS. 1770-4.
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True-peak level should not exceed -1 dB TP measured as per ITU-R BS. 1770-4.
- The difference in duration between the Dolby Atmos file and it's corresponding Stereo file must be less than or equal to 50 milliseconds