Hello and welcome to the Apple Insider Podcast. This is your host Stephen Robles and this

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Joining me on the show this week is Wes Hillier. Thanks for joining me Wes.

Morning, Stephen. Good morning. You got some audio things going on. We're going to have to get to this when we maybe talk about the iOS 14.2

beta, but that automatic device switching on airpods,

I don't know about you, but it's actually been,

I don't know, sometimes more of a challenge than a help have you experienced

difficulty in that is like switching between devices well funny enough no it's

actually been pretty magical I'll just be on my phone and then go to do something on my iPad, play a YouTube video, go back to the phone and I just have an

air pod in and I don't have to think about where my audio is coming from and it's working on the

iPad many too, so it's just all three of these devices are able to just switch automatically pretty easily and I haven't had any issues I saw user complaints about listening to a podcast on your phone and then playing something on the iPad and just losing that podcast.

I haven't really had any issues with that, but then again, I'm not trying to play multiple bits of audio at the same time either, so.

For me, it's been fine so far right other than whatever just happened. Yeah well I guess I'll just make this a segment two of I was 14 in Air Pot stuff but I will say I finally tried the spatial audio on Airpods Pro. I wasn't sure what to watch and maybe you can suggest a good example of spatial audio with Apple's content, but I actually found out if you go into the settings of whatever device,

either your iPhone or iPad that's running iOS 14, you go to Bluetooth, hit the little eye

next to AirPods Pro, and you can actually do like a spatial audio test,

and it'll actually show you or have you listen to the difference of audio with and without spatial audio,

and it's got some different kind of rhythmic type

instrument and you could tell it's like moving around in space as you move your head so the

test is pretty cool but then I was trying to find some content where actually actually

use it because it's not super clear what you can watch that has it and sometimes you can watch something in like Disney Plus if you want to watch a Marvel movie and you can enable spatial audio and I don't know if Apple's kind of doing a

Processing into spatial audio for it's actually enabled like legitimately or if that's just Apple's content so I'm not sure it cool during the test, but I can never tell if it's really using it

when I'm watching something.

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