Back in September, Amazon created an ad-free tier to its Prime video streaming service. To enjoy Prime without ads, consumers now have to pay an extra $3.99 per month on top of the $8.99 they already pay. But it was recently revealed that the company also quietly stopped supporting Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos to subscribers who don't fork over the extra cash, but they didn't bother to let anyone know.German website 4kfilme.de first noticed the change this week, and Amazon spokesperson Katie Barker confirmed it, telling The Verge, “Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos capabilities are only available on the ad free option, on relevant titles.”Dolby Vision is a set of standards for high dynamic range
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