Samsung and Google's jointly designed 3D audio format is set to get even better with a few upgrades to rival its biggest competitor, Dolby Atmos.
Announced by Forbes, Eclipsa Audio 2.0 is getting increased multi-channel support and improved object-based tracking. It currently supports up to 28 channels, but the upgrade will raise the bar even further.
Eclipsa Audio is also embarking on a new certification process, which was initiated in October. It aims to make device compatibility simpler, more consistent, and streamlined, which should bring Eclipsa Audio to a wider range of TVs, smartphones, and even services.
Samsung told Forbes an official launch of Eclipsa Audio 2.0 is in the "near term," but Tom's Guide has reached out directly for further clarification.
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