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Prerequisites
- Pyramix 14.0 (or above) must be installed and configuredauthorized with Premium key for Dolby Atmos features.
- Merging Audio Device 2.1 (or above) must be installed and configured.
- Dolby Atmos Renderer version 3.7 (or above) must be installed and authorized on a separate MacOs or Windows computer.
- Dolby Atmos Renderer running on a Windows computer : Merging Audio Device 2.1 (or above) must be installed and configured.
- Dolby Atmos Renderer running on a MacOs computer : Virtual Audio Device 3.2 (or above) must be installed and configured.
Depending on your configuration and requirements, VAD Premium might be required (Standard version being AES67 only and 64 IO Max - Merging Hapi MKII
Highly recommended over Horus and Hapi 1st generation due to the MkII ZMAN and AoIP stream flexibility. - Merging Anubis running the Monitoring mission (optional)
- A properly configured managed network switch. See this page for details and configuration guides.
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- In the World view (left pane), select both Anubis and your Hapi MKII.
- In the Matrix (right pane), connect the relevant Anubis Monitor to the Hapi MKII.
Note: Make sure you first select the Monitor set on the Anubis itself in order to see it listed for connectivity in ANEMAN - The Binaural Source can be listened to by selecting the Stereo Monitor (named "Phone" in our example), then the Stereo Source (named "Binaural" in our example), directly on the Anubis.
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- Dolby® Dolby Atmos, and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation. Confidential unpublished works. Copyright 2021 Dolby Laboratories. All
rights reserved. - The computer running the Dolby Atmos Renderer application should also be properly configured for real-time audio applications.
Please consult our configuration guides for Windows computers or Mac computers. - Apple Mac M1 users : as of today (Dolby Atmos Renderer v3.7.3), the Dolby Atmos Renderer is compatible with, but not fully qualified on, M1 Macs, as the Renderer runs as an Intel process (see Activity Monitor under the “Kind” column) via the Rosetta 2 translation layer, which may cause performance issues.