Eclipsa Audio will be available on Samsung’s 2025 TV lineup, from Crystal UHD models to Neo QLED 8K.
This new technology is set to transform home entertainment with cutting-edge 3D audio experiences.
Samsung Electronics announces the integration of Eclipsa Audio, a revolutionary 3D audio technology developed with Google, into its 2025 range of TVs and soundbars. Giving creators the ability to create dynamic, immersive audio content and Ensuring perfect playback on new Samsung TVs, Eclipsa Audio delivers a captivating sound and visual experience.
“We are proud to lead the industry with the inclusion of Eclipsa Audio in our 2025 TV and soundbar lineup,” said Taeyong Son, executive vice president and head of the R&D team. Visual Display division at Samsung Electronics. “This innovation creates new possibilities and immersive audio experiences, while reinforcing our commitment to defining the future of home entertainment. »
A major innovation for home entertainment
World leader in the television market since 18 consecutive yearsespecially in the 75-inch and above segment, Samsung is constantly redefining home entertainment. With the integration of Eclipsa Audio, Samsung continues this commitment and is preparing to make this revolutionary technology accessible to as many people as possible.
Eclipsa Audio allows creators to adjust audio data such as layout, sound intensity, and spatial reflections to create an immersive, 3-dimensional sound experience.
First in the industry to adopt Eclipsa Audio, Samsung is integrating the technology into its 2025 TV lineup – from the Crystal UHD series to the premium Neo QLED 8K models – so users can take full advantage of this advanced technology.
An uninterrupted experience
Starting in 2025, creators will be able to publish videos with Eclipsa Audio tracks on YouTube. Users of Samsung 2025 products will also be able to watch YouTube videos with premium spatial audio when available.
To ensure consistent audio quality, Samsung and Google are working with the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) to create a certification program for devices with Eclipsa Audio, ensuring the highest standards in sound fidelity.
“We believe Eclipsa Audio has the potential to transform the way we experience sound,” said Jim Bankoski, vice president of Engineering at Google Chrome. “We can’t wait to see how the creator community uses it to create new and innovative audio experiences.” »
