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Update: It looks like ATMOS is sooner rather than later. Look at the Crutchfield latest sales brochure. Atmos enabled blu ray discs will be available in the "fall".
It looks like standard blu ray players will handle it but special audio receiver will be needed to decipher the "overhead sound:. 11 speakers are recommended but less are possible. The is supposed to be a speaker that provides normal audio and also project audio to the ceiling.
The question remains "how much effort should Cyberlink put into a program to handle ATMOS which may turn out to be a "fad". I'm not sure how many people would invest in the receivers and the number of speakers including the overhead speakers using a new (?) computer program when a standard blu ray player would be perhaps the primary player?
ATMOS_User. Why would you want a computer program to do this rather than using your blu ray player (assuming that you have one) and your current audio setup ? I'm just interested in your motivation.
