UE 4.19 and native audio spatialization ?

[motorsep]

It’s been a while since I asked this (last time I asked this it was 4.16), but does UE 4.19 natively support audio spatialization (and reverb/reflections) on Android for Samsung Gear VR / Oculus Go ? (not through Steam Audio, but without any plugins)

How do I set it up on the level ?

Thanks beforehand

[aussieburger]

Yes it now works You just need to activate the new audio engine for Android.

To do so (from: https://forums.unrealengine.com/development-discussion/audio/116874-new-audio-engine-early-access-quick-start-guide ):

Setting Up Android via the AndroidEngine.ini file:

1. In your engine folder, you will want to edit the AndroidEngine.ini file located here:
   \Engine\Config\Android\AndroidEngine.ini
   Or your project folder, here:
   \Config\Android\AndroidEngine.ini
   (If you don’t have one, you can create one)
2. Enter the following:
   Code:

[Audio] AudioDeviceModuleName=AudioMixerAndroid

It works pretty much out of the box then since 4.18

One modification I required (and others as well): make sure all your volumes for each sound do not go over 1.0

[anonymous_user_c4ba8ff91 (anonymous_user_c4ba8ff9)]

Is there anything Android specific that needs to be done to get this working? Any known limitations?
I gave it a go, and all runs great on the PC, however it seems that reverb doesn’t have any effect when running the app on the phone/Gear VR.
Using 4.18, that is…