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It is, in fact, Ambisonics (among other features). Though you don't actually need any of the fancy new stuff being worked on to use Ambisonics - you can alread
by TD-Linux 4y ago
It is, in fact, Ambisonics (among other features).
Though you don't actually need any of the fancy new stuff being worked on to use Ambisonics - you can already use Opus with Ambisonics today in MP4.
- justinclift 4y agoInteresting. Any idea if there are existing file converters for Atmos (etc) to Ambisonics? For example, lets say I have some-atmos-movie.mkv on my local computer, that I'd like to play back through my 7.1 speakers (attached to computer). In my head, I'm thinking: 1. Needs to be converted to Ambisonics format 2. Player software (eg vlc) needs to understand the resulting format, and send an appropriate bitstream to each output device Guessing it's not that simple?
- TD-Linux 4y agoIn general you can convert any speaker layout etc to Ambisonics. For Atmos specifically, no, because there is no software decoder available for it (you have to bitstream it to a receiver).