The Netflix opening sound, akin to a “ta-dum,” is one of the most familiar parts of the experience associated with the streaming service, along with … ...

Netflix users worldwide are all too familiar with that now iconic opening sound that plays when you start streaming a movie or TV show on the platform.

Netflix has launched a “high-quality audio” feature that promises studio-quality sound for 5.1-channel and Dolby Atmos soundtracks. Read on to find out more.

Getting back on topic: “TUDUM,” if you had not yet heard, is Netflix’s in-house name for the “start-up” sound you hear when the “N” logo appears on-screen, before it splinters off ...

The familiar sound that introduces every Netflix stream — referred to internally as “Ta Dum” — was nearly something very different: a goat’s bleat. That’s according to Netflix vp ...

Starting next week PS3 owners will be the first Netflix customer to be able to stream their movies with 5.1-channel surround sound.

One cat always loves it when his owner puts on Netflix. He shows his appreciation by meowing to the "ta-dum" start-up sound every time it comes on. Sawyer has gone viral since the video was posted ...

The changes to Netflix’s audio start rolling out to users today with the straightforward name “high-quality audio.” The sound upgrade won’t technically be applied to everyone.

NETFLIX fans are only just finding out how to fix problems with choppy and distorted sound – here’s what you need to know. It can be frustrating if you’re settling down to watch a show or ...