Vr Video

Overview

The VR-video360 is a Svelte and Web Component that supports VR and mobile devices. It uses the Babylonjs engine for rendering and provides an immersive 360 video viewing experience. More information about Babylonjs can be found on their official website. The component allows users to change camera settings, such as switching to VR mode or using Oculus or CardBoard cameras. Users can interact with the video by moving the camera using the mouse or touchscreens and by using device orientation with CardBoard or Oculus cameras. Additionally, clicking on the screen can play or pause the video.

Features

• Svelte and Web Component: The VR-video360 is available as a Svelte component and a Web Component, providing flexibility for different web development frameworks.
• Mobile and VR Support: The component is designed to work seamlessly on mobile devices and VR headsets, providing an immersive viewing experience.
• Babylonjs Engine: The VR-video360 utilizes the powerful Babylonjs engine for rendering, ensuring high-quality visuals and smooth performance.
• Camera Settings: Users can easily change camera settings, such as switching to VR mode or using CardBoard or Oculus cameras.
• User Interaction: Users can interact with the video by moving the camera using the mouse or touchscreens. Device orientation can be used with CardBoard or Oculus cameras for a more immersive experience.
• Video Playback Control: Clicking on the screen allows users to play or pause the video, providing convenient playback control.

Installation

To use the VR-video360 component in your project, you can follow these steps:

1. Install the component using npm:

npm install vr-video360

2. Import the component in your JavaScript file:

import { VrVideo360 } from 'vr-video360';

3. Use the component in your HTML:

<vr-video360 src="path/to/video.mp4"></vr-video360>

4. Customize the component’s settings and behavior as needed.

Summary

The VR-video360 is a versatile Svelte and Web Component that allows users to view 360 videos with mobile and VR support. It utilizes the Babylonjs engine for rendering and provides a range of features, including camera settings, user interaction, and video playback control. With its easy installation process and flexibility, the VR-video360 component is a powerful tool for creating immersive 360 video experiences on the web.