Add 360/Panorama Video#284
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# Conflicts: # src/lib/VisualizationHelpers.ts # src/modules/visualization/wizard/customizations/VideoOptions.vue
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Add visualization option for 360/panorama video. Includes support for single fisheye, dual fisheye, equirectangular, and 3x2 cubemap projections. Most 360 videos are either equirectangular or dual fisheye.
Video controls include dragging to pan/tilt and pinching to zoom.
Setup:
Works best with video files (like LRV, INSV, etc.). Ingest video like normal using the FFmpeg driver (or any other video driver). Tick checkbox for "Enable 360 View" in the video customization options when creating/editing the video visualization. Equirectangular and 3x2 Cubemap require no additional setup. Fisheye projections require a lens FOV to be entered (190 is a good choice for the Insta360). Adjust FOV to minimize seams in the projection.