Dear iCloner or RL  ,
Please info or reference for  -----------> How to changes ' Output Size VR 360 Mode " MP4 export.
I use custume mode , but NOT Editable . ( VR 360 )
Populer VR 360 Video is Rasio  ---------->  2 : 1

Hi..

Unfortunately iClone has strict rules about VR360 export. You can adjust Frame Size but not the aspect ratio. This is fixed along with the focal length (12mm).


                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com

As Space 3D points out, the aspect ratio should at least be changed to a fixed 2:1. In addition, the user should be able to select a higher resolution than is currently available.

From the YouTube specifications page (emphasis mine):

For the best results, encode your video at a high resolution and according to YouTube's advanced specifications. YouTube currently supports 360° videos with 24, 25, 30, 48, 50, or 60 frames per second. We recommend uploading  360 videos (equirectangular format with a 2:1 aspect ratio) at a resolution of 7168x3584 or higher, up to 8192x4096.

I believe this is in the Feedback Tracker; if not, I will add it.

I seem to remember that in iClone 6.5 Beta the ratio was the correct 2:1, but that has since changed. Currently, you can only select the size according to the standard HD and UHD formats, which have a different aspect ratio which is not correct for 360 video. Should be relatively easy to fix.

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https://www.reallusion.com/FeedBackTracker/Issue/Exporting-Panorama-Videos-with-4096x2048-frame-size-missing

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Thanks, Jimmy. I added a comment and my vote (more votes are needed!).

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I add my vote too.




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