Dolby Access

Ever found yourself completely lost in a game, only to be pulled out by flat, uninspiring audio? Or maybe you’ve been watching a movie and felt like the sound just wasn’t doing the visuals justice. That’s where Dolby Access comes in a powerful little tool designed to seriously level up your audio, whether you’re gaming, binging shows, or jamming to music.

It’s not just about making things louder it’s about making them richer, deeper, and way more immersive. Dolby Access fine tunes the sound based on what you’re doing, so explosions hit harder, dialogue comes through crystal clear, and music feels like it’s playing right inside your head. And yes, it works with a ton of games and apps to make everything sound incredibly real.

For gamers, this means you can:

• Feel every rev and crash in F1 2021
• Dive into the weird and wonderful world of Psychonauts 2
• Soar through the skies in Microsoft Flight Simulator
• Embark on mythical quests in Immortals Fenyx Rising
• Navigate the neon drenched danger of Cyberpunk 2077
• Go all out in battle royale matches in Call of Duty: Warzone
• Get swept away in the emotional journey of Ori and the Will of the Wisps
• Fight alongside your squad in Gears 5
• Survive the chaotic wasteland of Borderlands 3
• Plan tactical moves in Tom Clancy’s The Division 2
• Face heart pounding horror in Resident Evil 2
• Explore a haunting post apocalyptic Russia in Metro Exodus
• Race to glory in Forza Horizon 4

For movie and TV lovers, Dolby Access brings cinema level sound right to your setup. It works seamlessly with:

• Netflix
• Disney+
• Microsoft Movies & TV
• Amazon Prime Video
• iQiyi
• VUDU
• Maxdome

So whether it’s the latest Marvel movie or a classic series, you’re in for a treat.

Installing Dolby Access on Windows 10 is super straightforward:

1. Head over to the Microsoft Store and download the app.
2. Open it up and follow the on screen prompts it guides you through everything.
3. Sign in to try Dolby Atmos for headphones with a free 7 day trial.
4. Pick your audio device headphones, speakers, whatever you’re using.
5. Hit “Experience now” and let your ears enjoy the upgrade.

Now, about the cost: Dolby Access isn’t free, but you can test it out risk free for a week. If you dig it, a one time payment of $14.99 gets you lifetime access no subscriptions, no hidden fees. Cancel before the trial ends if it’s not your thing, and you won’t pay a cent.

So if you’re tired of mediocre sound and ready to hear what you’ve been missing, Dolby Access might just be your new best friend.