Take an ADM BWF to IAMF ready for YouTube — and hear exactly how the file will sound before you write it.
Start from a preset, or take full manual control.
ADM in. IAMF out.
Upload the IAMF and YouTube builds the rest from it: stereo for everyone, 5.1 for living-room systems, and the immersive mix itself as Eclipsa Audio on compatible devices. We have verified Orbit Pro exports end to end.
One thing to know: for YouTube, export the IAMF on its own. A stereo compatibility track in the same file makes YouTube pick the stereo, and the immersive version never gets built.
Open the ADM BWF in Orbit Pro, choose an export preset — YouTube, Esfera or Full Master — or route it by hand in the export graph, and export. You can monitor the result live before you write the file.
Yes. We have verified Orbit Pro exports end to end on YouTube: it accepts the IAMF, builds stereo and 5.1 versions from it, and serves the immersive mix to compatible devices as Eclipsa Audio™. For YouTube, upload the IAMF on its own, without a stereo compatibility track.
They can be folded into an ambisonics scene alongside your channel-based elements — and you hear that fold as it happens, so nothing changes behind your back.
Yes, with or without picture. Orbit Pro has a built-in video editor up to 4K, or you can drag an existing video in.
Yes — IAMF calls them mix presentations, and Orbit Pro lets you build alternate versions into a single export.
Open it in Orbit Lite or Orbit Pro and listen on your speakers or headphones, with the picture in sync. IAMF playback in Orbit Lite →
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