LiveSomeWhere 360°4K Tour Viewing Guide
Ultra High Definition 360°4K videos allow the audience an immersive authentic experience and unprecedented open access.
They are personable in having a community guide you through the tour and interactive in giving you the ability to look around the environment.
Google Chrome has the best results. Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge also works okay. Safari, Internet Explorer, and others do not work as intended.
Click and drag the screen. It will move in that direction.
You can also use keyboard keys "W, A, S, D" for up, left, down, and right.
When in YouTube look for an arrowed circle in top left corner. Click on the arrow to move around.
When browser is not compatible you see everything all at once.
Move your phone as if you are shooting the video all around --- works for iPhone or supported phones with accelerometer and gyroscope.
Click and drag screen to look around.
For mobile, use the App. Click to launch app if available
Pick a playlist.
Move your phone as if you are shooting the video all around --- works for iPhone or supported phones with accelerometer and gyroscope.
Click and drag screen to look around.
For mobile, use the App and not the mobile brower
Share the FaceBook native post itself, pasting a YouTube link will not always work as intended.
To increase speed, FaceBook reduces the resolution of all videos. Reccommend to use YouTube and increase resolution.
Sometimes when there are multiple light sources of low and high intensity lights, the multiple cameras adjust for best without image conflict.
Image above, super-compressed
Image below, resolution significantly reduced by FaceBook.
These videos are 4K resolution which is even higher than standard high definition.
To adjust in YouTube click the settings and pick a higher resolution.
Make sure you have excellent internet speed, because these are ultra high definition resolution.
To adjust in YouTube click the settings and pick a slower speed or you can let it buffer for a bit before watching.
Parallax is image conflict based on multiple view points, sort of like when you view something really close to your eyes or in this case 6 cameras
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax
In some instances, parallax is unavoidable, however after much research we have minimized this phenomena to maintain the essence of the experience.
For speed, all screenshot resolution has been compressed.
