PC Peripherals Getting Dolby Atmos out of PC

no headphone can come closer to dedicated home theater with atmos
i have heard both,
atmos for headphones are like emulated audio
i would recommend an avr connected to pc and bitstream audio via hdmi for immersive atmos experience
 
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I have this HDMI 7.1 Audio Decoder
is there a way to re-encode height channels in real time in software and push that as 7.1 lpcm, with height channels mapped to Side R&L?
the decoder just divides up the channels from HDMI if I understand correctly, so encoding the audio realtime in a way that the height sounds are remapped to the side surround channel in the lpcm output.
the decoder thinks it;s 7.1 source, but actually the speakers are height mounted, and sound is also correctly encoded to height
would this be possible? or am I being stupid?
 
I have a 5.1.2 Setup but unfortunately my AVR don't support Dolby Atmos but only DD+ or TrueHD. I also look for some route to decode DDAtmos in PC and feed them analog to my AVR, but no luck and also limited skill regarding PC-AVR stuff!
I want to make a AVR free home theatre setup. Because AVR's bought for big chuck of fortune don't even last full ten years.
 
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