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YouTube began its support for [[360 Video]] in March, 2015. Users can not only browse 360 Videos from their [[Chrome]] browsers but also from the YouTube app on their [[Android]] or [[iOS]] devices. Users can upload 360 Videos from various compatible [[360 Cameras]]. | YouTube began its support for [[360 Video]] in March, 2015. Users can not only browse 360 Videos from their [[Chrome]] browsers but also from the YouTube app on their [[Android]] or [[iOS]] devices. Users can upload 360 Videos from various compatible [[360 Cameras]]. | ||
| − | In early June 2015, 360 videos can be viewed from the [[Google Cardboard]]. The normally 2D 360 videos can now be transformed into an [[immersive]] [[VR]] experience. | + | In early June 2015, 360 videos can be viewed from the [[Google Cardboard]]. The normally 2D 360 videos can now be transformed into an [[immersive]] [[VR]] experience. When viewing a YouTube video from the YouTube apps on your smartphone, you can tap the Google Cardboard Icon then insert the smartphone into a Google Cardboard device to activate VR mode. |
Revision as of 09:33, 29 June 2015
| YouTube | |
|---|---|
| Information | |
| Industry | Video Sharing |
| Founded | February 14, 2005 |
| Founder | Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim |
| Headquarters | San Bruno, California |
| Parent | |
| Website | https://www.youtube.com/ |
On March 13, 2015, YouTube began to support 360 Video. In June, 360 Videos can be viewed in Google Cardboard, allowing for an immersive VR experience.
YouTube and Virtual Reality
YouTube began its support for 360 Video in March, 2015. Users can not only browse 360 Videos from their Chrome browsers but also from the YouTube app on their Android or iOS devices. Users can upload 360 Videos from various compatible 360 Cameras.
In early June 2015, 360 videos can be viewed from the Google Cardboard. The normally 2D 360 videos can now be transformed into an immersive VR experience. When viewing a YouTube video from the YouTube apps on your smartphone, you can tap the Google Cardboard Icon then insert the smartphone into a Google Cardboard device to activate VR mode.
