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Apple continues to expand its library of films in the highest picture and sound quality. The company has released another update to the list of titles available in 4K HDR and Dolby Atmos in the Apple TV app. The list includes both well-known cinematic classics and brand-new films announced for the coming months. Importantly, users don't have to repurchase titles they've already bought. The quality upgrade is applied automatically and at no extra cost.
Apple adds more movies in 4K HDR
The July update significantly expanded the library of movies available in the highest quality. New additions include Fight Club, Con Air, Speed Racer, Boogie Nights, The Devil Wears Prada, Click, 50 First Dates and Anastasia. The list also includes many upcoming releases, such as Avatar: Fire & Ash, Mortal Kombat II, Scream 7, Project Hail Mary and The Devil Wears Prada 2. All compatible titles are available in 4K HDR with support for HDR10 or Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos audio. Apple has been regularly expanding its library since the launch of the first Apple TV 4K in 2017. The company offers free quality upgrades to anyone who previously purchased a film, so even older purchases automatically get improved picture and sound. It’s one of the features that sets Apple’s digital library apart from many competing services. The library is continually being expanded with more titles.
Free updates remain one of Apple TV's biggest advantages
Apple has long maintained a policy of providing free quality upgrades for purchased content. In the past users have received upgrades to 4K, HDR, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR10+, and more recently selected 3D 4K titles. The company also frequently adds bonus material and extended versions at no extra cost. To enjoy the best picture quality, it's best to use an Apple TV 4K set-top box and an HDR-capable TV. The Apple TV app is also available on many Samsung, LG, Sony and Philips TVs and on Fire TV and Roku devices. Apple says the film catalogue will continue to be updated regularly. That means more titles may receive free quality upgrades in the future. For users investing in Apple's digital library, this is one of the biggest benefits of the ecosystem.
Apple has expanded its list of movies available in 4K HDR and Dolby Atmos by several dozen titles. Users who previously bought compatible titles are getting higher-quality picture and sound completely free.
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