How to download ambisonics file

[iooops]

Hi I saw from the documentation https://resonance-audio.github.io/resonance-audio/reference/web/ResonanceAudio that we could output ambisonics, but how could we download it?

[drewbitllama]

There is currently no feature in our sdk to do that but you could record the output using webaudio and save that stream to a file or find a library that will do that for you.

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[iooops]

When I try
console.log(audioScene.ambisonicOutput.channelCount);,
the output is 2.

I thought it should be 4..

So after I got the stream, how could I encode them into B format? Any documentation or reference would be helpful, thanks.

[iooops]

Or if there's a multichannel(ambisonics) system, can I directly play the ambisonics output having the real ambisonics effect?

[Heziode]

Hi, any progress on this feature?

@iooops have you find a solution / workaround to record ambisonic sounds?