Media exchange between devices

A method for reading one or more tags in metadata in a first device, the method comprising:

• receiving metadata, from a second device, wirelessly connected via a sidelink channel to the first device;
• reading the metadata, received from the second device to extract one or more tags representative of audio content;
• identifying audio content based on the one or more tags;
• and
• outputting the audio content, wherein the audio content is a three-dimensional spatialized audio content that is based on an azimuth angle of the second device relative to the first device and
• representing the azimuth angle of the second device on a display device included in the first device, while the second device is moving.

An apparatus for reading one or more tag in metadata, the apparatus comprising:

• means for receiving metadata, from a second device, wirelessly connected via a sidelink channel to the first device;
• means for reading the metadata, received from the second device to extract one or more tags representative of audio content;
• means for identifying audio content based on the one or more tags;
• and
• means outputting the audio content wherein the audio content is a three-dimensional spatialized audio content that is based on an azimuth angle of the second device relative to the first device and
• means for representing the azimuth angle of the second device on a display device included in the first device, while the second device is moving.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer-executable code, the code executable by one or more processors to:

• receive metadata, from a second device, wirelessly connected via a sidelink channel to the first device;
• read the metadata, received from the second device to extract one or more tags representative of audio content;
• identify audio content based on the one or more tags;
• and
• output the audio content, wherein the audio content is a three-dimensional spatialized audio content that is based on an azimuth angle of the second device relative to the first device and
• represent the azimuth angle of the second device on a display device included in the first device, while the second device is moving.