To catch the uninitiated up, this is a form of surround sound that includes additional height channels to create a more three-dimensional sonic presentation. Dolby itself describes Atmos as offering a “dome of sound” experience, and that’s a pretty accurate summary of what it's like when it’s delivered properly.

The upcoming Super Bowl (LIX for anyone who’s counting) will be available for the first time in the event’s history in both Dolby Atmos surround sound and the premium Dolby Vision high dynamic range video format, premium AV brand Dolby and U.S. broadcaster Comcast jointly announced Wednesday.

Tubi isn’t the only service touting its Super Bowl LIX presentation prowess ahead of Sunday’s big game. If you have the right setup, the whistles, slamming helmets and quarterback play-calls in this year’s matchup could sound a bit more immersive.

Super Bowl LIX gets underway in a matter of days and those watching at home will be able to enjoy the annual showpiece in Dolby Atmos for the first time.

It could make the on-field action sound more immersive. Either way, it’s worth watching the game in HDR if you can.

In a first for Super Bowl coverage, Comcast and Dolby have announced that the Super Bowl LIX on Fox will be delivered in both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The experience will be available to Xfinity TV customers as part of Comcast’s new Enhanced 4K offering on X1 and on the Xfinity Stream App.