Google and Samsung have developed a new 3D audio format, Eclipsa Audio, that is coming to many different smart TVs, but it ...

Dolby Atmos is in for a reckoning as Samsung and Google’s Eclipsa Audio kicks off its integration with various alternative ...

Eclipsa Audio is a rival technology to Dolby’s proprietary immersive audio format Dolby Atmos, and it has been in the making ...

Samsung just unveiled a new spatial audio format. Can it compete with Dolby Atmos? Here's what you need to know.

Following the announcement by Samsung at the start of 2025, Google earlier this week shared more details about Eclipsa Audio. This is Google and Samsung’s “open source spatial audio format for ...

Eclipsa Audio, an open audio standard for spatial sound, is coming to Android phones with potential for an immersive experience. Google and Samsung have partnered to release Eclipsa Audio for TVs ...

Per Jani, Google Eclipsa does support lossless audio delivery via FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec). It will be up to the individual studios, content creators and streaming services whether to use ...

Samsung's latest flagship soundbar system faces off against Sonos' premium rival in this battle of high-end Dolby Atmos ...

At the beginning of the year, Samsung and Google announced Eclipsa Audio, a 3D audio format meant to rival Dolby Atmos. The new spatial audio tech is supposed to arrive in Samsung's 2025 TV and ...

Here’s how it works. But there's been no announcement of support for head-tracked Eclipsa Audio in earbuds or headphones yet, and without that, its support on Android feels kind of hollow – it ...

Dolby Atmos might be the first name you think of when it comes to spatial audio (Apple Spatial Audio, perhaps, being the other) but there's a new player in town. It's called Eclipsa Audio, and it ...