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Out of interest I checked again to see which app works with Atmos 7.1. Offical Jellyfin AndroidTV app and Wholpin trigger transcoding on the server. VoidTV and Moonfin play it without an issue. I know there's an open issue on the Github somewhere, but I don't think there was any progress there.
True, it gets mushed into HDR10, afair.
We both might have found the same ancient GH issue. :)
If I remember correctly, I've tried different client options as well, but had other issues with them, like missing audio after pause/resume, not switching to selected audio track and so on.
Also, none of them were able to play DoVi FEL and fell back to MEL.
Might be my player / Android TV restriction with my specific player, but with CoreELEC on the same box, FEL is fully supported and is a significant improvement, IMHO.
there are only a small handful of devices that can fully decode FEL, regardless of the software you run on it.
That's not going to change untill we manage to completely crack it and decode it in software or figure out how to bake it in via some kind of transcoder.
What are you trying to tell us?