Netflix has two announcements for those users who subscribe to its highest-end Premium tier (looking to distract from its controversial crackdown on password sharing).

The company is dramatically expanding its catalog of spatial audio content, while also removing one of the limitations on download devices.

Netflix first launched spatial audio support in July last year, with a small collection of movies and TV shows from its catalog of originals.

The Verge highlights a few of the notable additions: The Watcher, Wednesday, and Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, and a few more coming soon: You, Your Place or Mine, Luther: The Fallen Sun, and Tour de France.

For Premium subscribers, Netflix has also increased the number of devices to which you can download content for offline viewing.

This change is likely to be a frustrating one for many users, so Netflix will need to find other ways to make its service as enticing as possible to prevent subscribers from simply canceling.