To do this, brings your video file(s) back into the VR180 Creator workspace, this time choosing the “Prepare for publishing” option on the start screen.įrom here you can re-add and configure all of the the VR-friendly metadata you stripped out before. The role of the tool doesn’t end end after clicking “convert”, though,Īfter you finish editing the clip(s) you converted you will want to publish them in a VR-friendly format. The tool has a number of settings through which you can control the quality, layout and field of view (FOV) of the converted file: Using VR180 Creator you can import and convert video footage shot on a VR camera to a more versatile video file that you can open and edit in a desktop video editor like iMove, Adobe Premiere, Kdenlive, etc. VR180 Creator is a relatively basic tool tasked with video conversion. If you had dreams of opening this post to see a fully-functioning, non-linear, multi-track video editor you have my apologies. This desktop tool lets anyone edit VR180 footage with existing VR video tools.”Įnter VR180 Creator. “And to make it even easier for you to create and edit high quality VR videos, we’re launching VR180 Creator on Mac and Linux. “VR180 cameras allow creators to shoot three-dimensional, immersive photos and videos using affordable cameras that are small enough to fit in your pocket,” Google’s AR/VR Software Engineer, Erik Ackermann, says in the release announcement.
‘This desktop tool lets anyone edit VR180 footage with existing VR video tools ‘, say Google
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