360 video: next stop is the living room
By Jim Bask

The next step is taking the experience to the living room, and, apparently, Google is not the only company interested. According to a note published by TechCrunch website May this year, Twitter, which had launched its service on Apple TV and other media platforms last Fall, updated the Apple TV app with the ability to watch live 360 videos.

Adobe is at the forefront of 360 and VR production. While our VR workflows take creators from capture to edit to output, our users have been relying on the SkyBox Suite of plug-ins from Mettle for VR transitions, titles, and effects. It made perfect sense for us to make these plug-ins available to our subscribers so that creators of 360/VR content will have a truly seamless, end-to-end workflow.

Good news for all Apple users: VideoStitch Studio 2.3 is here and it’s compatible with Macs and many other devices!iMac-27-Full-Screen-Studio-2.3.0The new version of our 360 video stitching software VideoStitch Studio supports NVIDIA as well as AMD and Intel graphics cards.


Say goodbye to complicated production. Orah 4i is the first all-in-one VR / 360 camera, and the only one you will ever need. With four lenses, built-in microphones and integrated live stitching software, Orah 4i produces 4K VR / 360 content with ambisonic sound at the push of a button.

“Vimeo has always been committed to preserving and delivering the highest quality video and our move into 360 expands our premium video technology solution to 360 filmmakers,” said Sara Poorsattar, Vimeo’s director of video product, in a statement.