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Support VR videos #7

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JulianGro opened this issue Aug 18, 2024 · 4 comments
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Support VR videos #7

JulianGro opened this issue Aug 18, 2024 · 4 comments

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@JulianGro
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Are there any plans to support VR video at some point? Stuff like 180° side-by-side 3D content.
Or does this already support them, and the features list just doesn't reflect that?

@AJS-au
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AJS-au commented Aug 19, 2024

This is a simple video player / image viewer for virtual reality bult with Godot.
VR modes are flat screen (with zoom) , 180°, and 360° (equirectangular or equi-angular cubemap).

It is supported - can you please point out if this is not clear from the README.md extracts quoted above?

@JulianGro
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It would be more clear if it mentioned that it supported 3D video, maybe even stating which modes specifically are supported (side-by-side, top-bottom; fisheye).
To me, the description makes it sound like it can only play flat video, flat (non-3D) 180° and flat 360° footage. It might be obvious to some people that a "vr media player" would play proper VR content, but unfortunately there are plenty of VR media players that can actually only play 2D content.

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This is a simple video player / image viewer for virtual reality bult with [Godot](https://godotengine.org/).
VR modes are flat screen (with zoom) , 180°, and 360° (equirectangular or equi-angular cubemap), all of which work with 3D content (SBS or top-bottom).

@AJS-au
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AJS-au commented Aug 19, 2024

Ah okay thanks for the information, I only found this package yesterday and am not aware of the different types of content. I can only confirm 2D works as I only have 2D content. I take back my comment about it being supported as I'm not sure about 3D.

A quick search shows that FFmpeg supports it but whether the plugin does is another question. I also recommend you just set it up, try out your 3D content, and let us know how it goes. This is not something I've touched before and I got it set up pretty quick.

@silphendio
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Currently supported formats are:
Flat (optional side-by-side 3D, or 3D images in .mpo format)
180° (optional side-by-side 3D)
360° (optional top-bottom 3D)
360° equi-angular projection (flat & 3D youtube uses this)
There's a button to switch left&right eyes too.

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