Yes, a 360° film can be prepared for compatible screen-based players as well as a headset experience. On a screen, viewers may be able to move the viewpoint using the supported controls. The exact options depend on the platform and how the content is delivered.
What should we consider?
A headset presents the surrounding scene differently from a phone or computer display. Decide which audience you are serving and where they will watch. High5VR can scope suitable versions without assuming that one file automatically meets every platform’s requirements.
What needs to be agreed?
Instructions and promotional edits can help viewers understand the format. A short conventional teaser may introduce the film, while the full experience lets the audience explore the captured surroundings. Those outputs need to be agreed as part of editing and delivery.
How do we get started?
Tell us your planned channels, supported devices and any existing hosting arrangements. We can discuss the production and export requirements for each destination. Playback should be checked on representative devices before launch so viewers have a clear route into the experience.
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