Don't be surprised if Netflix audio sounds better the next time you binge-watch on your Android phone. Netflix has updated its Android app to add xHE-AAC support, bringing "studio-quality" audio to Android devices — meaning "studio-quality" audio will help you watch your favorite movie wherever you go without any audio issues.
The new format offers a variable bit rate that can improve audio quality when your internet. Volume management, meanwhile, prevents volume changes and compensates for noisy environments without the risk of clipping the loudest sounds. You'll be able to hear the audio through your phone's speakers without struggling to understand dialogue.
You'll need a device running Android 9.0 Pie or later to use xHE-AAC. While the difference in sound may not seem like much of a deal to you since you're stuck at home due to the pandemic, it could be especially useful if you're too lazy to get out of bed and are determined to watch movie .
Information source: engadget.com
