Locate it and install the program like you would install any other app. An installer file will download to your machine. To start watching 360 content in your desktop or laptop, from the download page (linked above) download VLC 360 Windows or VLC 360 MacOS. You will have to download a separate installer-currently available for Windows 7 onwards and macOS 10.10 and later for the Apple users. The feature will soon be available for other platforms like Android, iOS and Xbox One.īut the feature will not be available in the older version i.e. So, from now on you will be able to play the spherical video formats in your Windows and Mac computers. The latest announcement from the newsroom of the people who dedicated their time to create the most amazing video player app says that. I'm hoping someone can now create a batch file to recursively do this for the multiple folders that this camera creates.VLC Media Player becomes the first mainstream media player to support 360-degree videos and photos out of the box. These instructions worked perfectly for me on a folder by folder basis. I'm using the LittleLelf camera shown here: (Security Camera Littlelf WiFi Camera Wireless IP Camera-1080P Indoor Camera, Baby Monitor Camera with 2-Way Audio/Night Vision/Motion Detection/Instant Alert, Upgraded Monitor for Pet/Baby/Elder)
I'll go through the 150 folders manually since there is a critical video I am looking for, someone damaged my vehicle, but don't know the timestamp. Able to get it working, thank you so much!
Since you have around 120-150 folders, using batch processing would be more efficient. Right click the added file, click "Add files as additional parts", then chose all the remaining files. Then add the first file (file name with smallest number) into "Source file"(chose "All file(*)" in file type).
Just enter the folder you want to combine, sort them by name. If you don't want to use CLI, MKVToolNix-Gui can deal with it. The name of these files is increase by time though looks discontinuous, so sort them by name and combine them in order then you can get a 10 minutes file. And I think each folder* contains ten minutes video divided into several *.media files. The structure of your folders looks like Date/folder1.folder* as you say. However, each file only has about 6 seconds video, it could be inconvenient to play them back. Both FFmpeg and mkvmerge(a part of MKVToolNix) in CLI or MKVToolNix-Gui in GUI can deal with these files.(Transcoding tool in VLC seems won't deal with them) If you just want to make each file played by VLC, you can follow the command I post above.
I deal with them into a 10 minutes file: !AngeRT2RKe4xgYBqhmA.
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