If you’ve ever watched a film or listened to music and wished the sound felt alive — like it wasn’t just coming from left and right, but all around you — then you’re about to be excited. Enter Eclipsa Audio: … Continue reading
If you’ve ever watched a film or listened to music and wished the sound felt alive — like it wasn’t just coming from left and right, but all around you — then you’re about to be excited. Enter Eclipsa Audio: a next-generation immersive sound technology that aims to redefine how we experience audio across music streaming platforms, OTT services, and video streaming ecosystems.
At its core, Eclipsa Audio isn’t just another codec or sound format — it’s a 3D spatial audio experience built to mimic how we hear in the real world, just like ambient sound. Traditional stereo or surround formats give you a sense of direction, but eclipsa audio takes it further, creating soundscapes that feel genuinely immersive, whether you’re on headphones, TV speakers, or streaming devices.
Developed jointly by industry leaders like Google and Samsung and built on the Immersive Audio Model and Formats (IAMF) standard, Eclipsa Audio is open-source and royalty-free. This openness means anyone — from indie creators to major studios — can produce immersive audio without costly licensing barriers.
We have entered an era where streaming services value sharp and immersive visuals. But sound hasn’t always kept pace in the streaming world. That’s where Eclipsia Audio comes in:
This kind of tech doesn’t just sound cool; it enhances emotional engagement, keeps audiences tuned in longer, and raises the bar for content quality across platforms.
Already, major players are supporting the rollout of Eclipsa Audio. Samsung has integrated it into its 2025 lineup of TVs and soundbars — meaning users can enjoy immersive sound right out of the box. YouTube has begun accepting uploads with eclipsa audio tracks too, and other streaming environments are expected to follow.
Creators also have access to plugins and tools that let them mix and master in this format using familiar digital audio workstations. In short, the ecosystem is evolving fast, making it easier than ever to embrace immersive audio in all kinds of media.
If your platform is competing for attention in a crowded streaming landscape, sound can be a differentiator. Users might come for the content, but they stay because it feels real. Immersive audio like Eclipsa Audio:
This creates a win-win for platforms and audiences alike.
Muvi believes that entertainment shouldn’t be limited by technology — it should be enhanced by it. That’s why Muvi One is designed from the ground up to support next-gen media experiences, including immersive spatial audio workflows and delivery.
Whether you’re building a music streaming app, an OTT platform, or a unified video + audio streaming service, Muvi One gives you the tools to deliver content that feels alive. With support for immersive audio formats like Eclipsa Audio, Muvi One helps you stay ahead of the curve and offer experiences your audience will remember.
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Eclipsia Audio is a 3D spatial audio experience built to mimic how we hear in the real world, just like ambient sound.
Written by: Sreejata Basu
Sreejata is the Manager for Muvi’s Content Marketing unit. She is a passionate writer with a background in English Literature and music. By week Sreejata spends her time in the corporate world of Muvi, but on weekends she likes to take short hiking trips, watch movies and read interesting travelogues.
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