What is Eclipsa Audio?

Eclipsa Audio, based on IAMF, is a cutting-edge audio format designed to deliver immersive and adaptive audio experiences across various devices and platforms. It enables a rich, dynamic sound environment by allowing audio to adapt to different playback environments and user preferences, ensuring optimal sound delivery whether on TVs, soundbars, or home theater systems.

Eclipsa Audio Content

Eclipsa Audio Content is available on YouTube.

Why Get Certified?

• High-Quality Audio: Ensures adherence to the functional requirements and performance standards of Eclipsa Audio (IAMF).
• Compatibility: Provides assurance that your devices will work seamlessly within the Eclipsa Audio ecosystem.
• Marketing Opportunities: Gain a competitive edge by showcasing your certified devices on the Eclipsa Audio website and promotional materials as well as using the Eclipsa Audio brand and logo with your certified devices.

Certification Process

Our streamlined certification process is designed to be efficient and thorough.

Certification Requirements

To be eligible for Eclipsa Audio device certification, devices must adhere to the following key requirements:

• Certification by ATC (Authorized Test Center)
• Full adherence to the latest IAMF audio format specifications.

For a detailed list of technical specifications and requirements, please sign up as an adopter.

Content Creation Tools

The easiest way to get started with Eclipsa Audio content creation is by using the official plugins with Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) like Reaper, AVID Pro Tools or NLE editor such as Adobe Premiere Pro.

Eclipsa Audio Plugins

Eclipsa Audio Plugins are freely available, both as pre-compiled plugins as well as open source code.

For Pre-compiled Plugins (Easy Installation):

• https://www.eclipsaapp.com/
• This is the official website where you can download the ready-to-use Eclipsa Audio plugins for DAWs like Pro Tools, Reaper, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

For Developers (Source Code):

• https://github.com/google/eclipsa-audio-plugin
• This is the official GitHub repository where you can access the open-source code for the plugins, build them yourself, or contribute to the project.

Open Source Encoding Tools

Following command-line tools enable users to encode audio into the IAMF format, offering a flexible and powerful way to prepare content for the Eclipsa Audio ecosystem.

IAMF-tools

• https://github.com/AOMediaCodec/iamf-tools
• iamf-tools implements tools to help users process and work with the IAMF format.

ffmpeg

• https://ffmpeg.org/
• ffmpeg is a complete, cross-platform solution to record, convert and stream audio and video. IAMF encoding and decoding support was introduced in the FFmpeg 7.0 release.