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Record, edit, and export immersive videos with spatial audio.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Sony |Spatial Audio Video Tool is an Android app for shooting video with spatial audio, where sound is captured with direction and depth so it can be played back around the listener. It is built around a spatial audio mic, and the listing describes it as a way to make immersive video.
The app suits people who want to record video with this kind of sound and do a little tidying before sharing it. Its editing is limited to the basics, so it is not a full video editor.
The build we hold is Sony |Spatial Audio Video Tool 1.0.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 14 and up.
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The app records video with two audio formats: Ambisonics in 4 channels and binaural in 2 channels. Each suits a different kind of playback, and the choice is made when you record.
Spatial recording requires a compatible spatial audio mic connected to the phone. Without it, the listing says, you cannot record video in a spatial audio format.
Once a clip is recorded, you can trim it. The listing describes the editing as basic, covering trimming recorded clips and changing the audio volume, with nothing beyond that named.
Because the audio is spatial, these two edits are the main way to shape a finished clip before exporting it.
Finished videos can be exported with Ambisonics, binaural or stereo audio. This lets one recording be saved in the format that suits the playback device or platform it will be shared on.
The listing notes that recording quality depends on the phone's performance and points to the companion SAV app and a list of verified devices for more detail.