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Free download 360 degree videos online. After downloading, such videos can be viewed by a VR viewer or player. If not, that is mostly because of the incompatibility with the video player. In another words, the VR video you are playing is not in the format accepted by the player. In such cases, you have to convert the VR video format to another. Yes, different VR video players might have different supports for video formats, resolutions, aspect ratio, etc. Taking UtoVR Player as an example, it just suppots MP4, H.264, MOV and F4V ordinary and 3D panoramic local/live videos in 2K (2,048xunspecified) and 4K (2160p). Therefore, if your VR videos are not in the formats supported by your VR players, you have to convert the VR video formats in the following way. Step 1. Download the VR video converter. Download Winxvideo AI on your PC (Windows 7 and Windows 10 included) or Mac (macOS High Sierra included). Complete the installation and launch it. Step 2. Add a 360 degree virtual reality video file. The VR video converter is capable of free downloading any VR immersive video online from YouTube, Facebook and so on (clicking the "YouTube URL" button). How to Convert VR Video Format If you have some VR videos on your hard drive already, just click "+ Video" button, browse in your computer, select the video and hit "Open". Step 3. Choose an output format. Based on the support range of your VR player, choose an output video format.

Feel like when the band is playing it should be you and the band, and it's a sacred moment."[9]Since 2011, YouTube has live streamed performances from Coachella.[177] Initially, the first weekend was streamed across three separate channels.[139][178] In 2014, AXS TV began broadcasting the second weekend on television;[179] over 20 hours of live performances from the 2015 festival were broadcast on AXS TV.[180] Performances from the 2015 festival were also broadcast live on Sirius XM satellite radio for the first time.[181] In 2019, YouTube expanded its content for the festival livestream, which included a stream of both weekends of the festival for the first time. Weekend one included a premiere of Donald Glover's film Guava Island, while weekend two featured Coachella Curated, programming hosted by radio personality Jason Bentley that took "a deep dive into the festival experience" by offering "encore and live performances, artist commentary, mini-docs, animated adventures and more".[182] Coachella Curated was reprised for the 2022 festival's second weekend.[183] In 2023, Coachella's streaming agreement with YouTube was renewed through 2026,[177] and for the first time, performances from all six stages were streamed, covering both weekends.[184]For 2016, organizers partnered with Vantage.tv to offer virtual reality (VR) content for the festival. Ticket holders received a cardboard VR viewer inspired by Google Cardboard in their Coachella welcome package that could be used with the Coachella VR mobile app (which was released on Android, iOS, and Samsung Gear VR). Content included 360-degree panoramic photos of previous events, virtual tours of the 2016

SimLab VR Viewer is a cross-platform application that views VR scenes created by SimLab Composer among all types of devices. it allows you to upload your VR experiences to the cloud and share them with all of your devices and other users. > Read more about SimLab Sharing.Pairing is a very useful feature of SimLab VR Viewer. It is a one-step authentication method to connect your mobile devices and VR headsets with your SimLab account. Pairing is available for smartphones and mobile VR headsets such as the Oculus Go and the Oculus Quest. PC VR headsets such as Oculus Rift(S) and the HTC Vive don’t need pairing since it runs directly with the desktop version of the SimLab VR Viewer.Syncing in SimLab cloud sharingOnce you connect your device, you will be able to view all the VR packages shared with it. and it will always keep your devices updated with the latest packages you share.How to pair a new device? Pairing a VR headset or a mobile device in SimLab VR Viewer is so simple following the steps below or in the video aside.Install the VR Viewer on your PC from here.Install the VR Viewer app on your mobile device from here.Run SimLab VR Viewer on your PC and sign-in to your account then click on the pairing button as shown in the image below.Run SimLab VR Viewer on your mobile device and click on the sign-in button then choose “Pairing Code“.Enter the 4-digit code you have on your mobile device or VR headset into your PC’s device and click “PAIR“Click “Refresh” on your mobile phone or VR headset.Now your mobile phone or VR headset is successfully paired and it will always be updated with your account uploads and edits.Managing Paired Devices you can go to the pairing dialog to

SketchUp Viewer helps you explore, present, and communicate your SketchUp models in 3D. You can download SketchUp viewer and use it on a variety of platforms: SketchUp Viewer for Desktop - A free download that's great for viewing models on a desktop computer without downloading the full version of SketchUp. SketchUp Viewer for Mobile - Share and view models on the go with the SketchUp Viewer Android or iOS app. SketchUp Viewer for VR - Bring your models into mixed reality using your Oculus Rift, Oculus Quest, HTC Vive, or Steam VR device. SketchUp Viewer for Meta Quest - Evaluate, coordinate, and communicate in Virtual Reality with the newest Meta Quest devices. SketchUp Viewer for HoloLens - Interact with your designs as holographic scale models with your Microsoft HoloLens or Trimble XR10 hardhat solution. AR|VR Extension for SketchUp - Using this handy extension you can publish any model you are working on in SketchUp for Desktop to any AR or VR device with SketchUp Viewer on your network.