I recently purchased a Ricoh Theta S 360 video camera, which lets you dive into the world of 360 video for less than $350. Compare this to the thousands of dollars that you could spend to put together a 360 video rig using GoPro cameras (which I hope to do one day).
- The 360 Video Metadata App Or Windows 10
- Download The 360 Video Metadata App For Windows
- 360 Video Metadata App For Windows
360 video metadata free download. ExifCleaner ExifCleaner is a cross-platform desktop app for cleaning metadata from images, videos, PDFs and othe. Follow these instructions to install an app that will add the necessary metadata into a new file for you. Create a 360-enabled file with an app. Download the 360 Video Metadata app for Mac or Windows. Un-zip the file, then open the 360 Video Metadata app. If you're on a Mac, you may need to right-click the app and then click Open.
The great thing about the Ricoh Theta S is that the video is already stitched together, so you don’t need to purchase any extra editing software. One big drawback to the Theta S is that the audio is not very high quality.
It’s because of that low-quality audio that I feel the need to run my 360 videos through Adobe Premiere video editing software in order to lower the volume. This also lets me trim off any extra footage at the beginning and end of my video, or it lets me stitch together multiple videos.
I haven’t tried to edit 360 video in Final Cut X as of yet, but I assume the same workflow will work.
SEE ALSO: Here’s my guide to the best 360-degree video cameras.
Edit 360 video in Premiere
Here’s the process I use to get video off of the Theta S, edited in Premiere and onto YouTube or Facebook.
1. Shoot your 360 video using the Ricoh Theta S.
2. Import your video to your computer. I use Image Capture on my Mac to import videos.
3. Use the Ricoh Theta computer app to convert your video from two spherical images (as seen in the photo above) to one 360 immersive video. Just drag it into the app and then press start.
4. Edit this converted video in Premiere. You can edit together multiple 360 video clips, lower the audio, add different audio and even add text. Just don’t change any of the dimensions.
5. Go to File>Export Media and export the video from Premiere. In the export settings, choose H.264 as the format and choose “match source – high bitrate” for the preset.
The 360 Video Metadata App Or Windows 10
6. This newly-exported video is almost ready to post to YouTube or Facebook. Unfortunately, the metadata that tells those channels that this is 360 video has been stripped out in Premiere. But Google has a tool to add it back in.
Download the 360 Video Metadata app for Mac or Windows and follow the instructions on this page.
7. Your converted video is now ready to upload to YouTube or Facebook, where you upload just like any other video. I usually post mine as a private post on Facebook at first, just to make sure everything is working fine. When I see it’s working as 360 video, I’ll repost or change the sharing settings.
Download The 360 Video Metadata App For Windows
Here’s an example of 360 video posted to Facebook.
360 Video Metadata App For Windows
Good luck with your 360 video. It’s really rather simple to shoot and post using an all-in-one solution like the Ricoh Theta S.