Getting this issue with SlateVideo360, however I think it is coming from this instead. My video plays fine on an iPhone 6, but on other devices like a 5c and a iPad, I get the error.

Is this due to my video, or the code? Some sources like stack overflow suggest its an issue with the code http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26209099/error-domain-avfoundationerrordomain-code-11821-cannot-decode

Thanks

• Added HTY360Target class Class that rappresent a Target to acquire int targetId - target id if needed NSString name - target name float roll - the target center roll float yaw - the target center yaw double startTargetingTime - the starting time that the target can be acquired (eg. video length of 1 minute, the target visible from second 15) double endTargetingTime - the starting time that the target can be acquired (eg. video length of 1 minute, the target visible until second 42) float targetingAreaWidth - the width of the target area float targetingAreaHeight - the height of the target area

• Added in HTY360PlayerVC.xib

  • targetAcquireLbl: Label that indicate whenever the target is acquired
  • targetImageView: Image view of a red target to show the current center position watched
  • currentYawAndRollView: View containing label (currentYawLbl, currentRollLbl) that show to the developer the current yaw and roll ad the center of the red target

• Added in HTY360PlayerVC class // property for turn on or off the targeting @property (assign, nonatomic) BOOL canTargeting;

  // Hide or show the target image, the target acquire label and the current yaw and roll view

  • (void)setTargetVisiblity:(BOOL)visible;

  // Enable or disable the targeting function (set canTargeting boolean)

  • (void)setTargetingEnabled:(BOOL)enabled;

  // method called by HTYGLKVC for check if the user is acquiring a target passng yaw and roll

  • (void)checkTargetAcquiredInYaw:(float)yaw andRoll:(float)roll;

  // called when a target is acquired

  • (void)onTargetAcquired:(HTY360Target*)target;

  // method for demo, create a target in front of the video (looking straight where the camera is walking)

  • (void)createTarget;

• Added in HTYGLKVC class // convert the current view matrix to yaw and roll center -(void)convertAngles:(GLKMatrix4)matrix;

Hi, great work! It's ok but some seconds after video starts, app crash with memory wornings!

Log: HTY360Player[1802:660394] Received memory warning. Message from debugger: Terminated due to memory issue

Hello, I want to play a local 360 video downloaded from Youtube as demo, but it seems that the player will treat it only as a normal video instead of 360 video, i.e. it doesn't support video panning by moving the phone anymore.

How can I play local video like demo?

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Hello Guys! Thanks for the wonderful library.

I am using this library to play "Stereoscopic 360 Video" that is "Side by Side Stitched" and I don't want vertical rotation like normal "Monoscopic video". How do I prevent vertical rotation?

Please help me guys! Thanks.

Hey Hanton! Your library is very nice. I just love to use it. I am also working on 360 degree videos where your player works great.

However, I need to render an equirectangular video format in a normal 2D field of view, and need to extract front and back part from equirectangular 360 video.

For example:

I am developing a video player that has 3 options to select.

1. Front Mode
2. Back Mode
3. 360 Mode

Here, "360 Mode" is what your library serves perfectly. However, I also need to know how to separate front and back parts from an equirectangular video.

I need to split the equirectangular video on the edge and provide a front and back view.

So my question is,

In order to do above, what sort of transformation operations are required to be performed on input video (equirectangular format), so that I can get the cropped normal field of view?

Any help would be much appreciated, Brother. Thanks.

Hello I have a question about integration with CocoaPods, I am getting the fatal error listed in the title every time I try to present the player.

func testHTY360Player() {

        guard let hty360Player = HTY360PlayerVC(nibName: "HTY360PlayerVC", bundle: nil, url: url)
                else { return }
        present(hty360Player, animated: true, completion: nil)

    }

Additionally I have tried to get the bundle this way. Unfortunately that gets an empty bundleURL, so you never get to the bundle.

let podBundle = Bundle(for: HTY360PlayerVC.classForCoder())
if  let bundleURL = podBundle.url(forResource: "HTY360Player", withExtension: "bundle"),
    let bundle = Bundle(url: bundleURL) {
        // ... never gets to here
}

Thank you for your consideration in advance with regards to this matter, I really appreciate it.

Best, Henry

the way I seem is at esGenSphere, where the pixel vertices holding place..

But I don't know how to change it, or how it happens, or whats algorithm behinds that.

Thanks for helping & let me know & learn. please..