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/** These should be configured based on the video type. But this sample assumes 360 video. */
This code:
/** These should be configured based on the video type. But this sample assumes 360 video. */ private static final int DEFAULT_SPHERE_VERTICAL_DEGREES = 180; private static final int DEFAULT_SPHERE_HORIZONTAL_DEGREES = 360;
makes it seem like setting DEFAULT_SPHERE_HORIZONTAL_DEGREES to 180 should allow 180 videos. However, the result is that the video stops abruptly and the camera continues to move and there is a gray background.
I would have thought that the user's view angle would stop at that edge.
Is this working as intended?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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I'm trying to use a 180 video for my project.
In MediaLoader,
gvr-android-sdk/samples/sdk-video360/src/main/java/com/google/vr/sdk/samples/video360/MediaLoader.java
Line 89 in ae6cb1f
This code:
/** These should be configured based on the video type. But this sample assumes 360 video. */ private static final int DEFAULT_SPHERE_VERTICAL_DEGREES = 180; private static final int DEFAULT_SPHERE_HORIZONTAL_DEGREES = 360;
makes it seem like setting DEFAULT_SPHERE_HORIZONTAL_DEGREES to 180 should allow 180 videos. However, the result is that the video stops abruptly and the camera continues to move and there is a gray background.
I would have thought that the user's view angle would stop at that edge.
Is this working as intended?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: