Pixvana’s new virtual reality production software lets you edit VR content while wearing a headset
Seattle startup Pixvana today released the full version of its software platform SPIN Studio that helps virtual reality filmmakers edit, process, and deliver video at 8K resolution.
Perhaps the most notable update to SPIN is the ability to edit VR content while wearing an Oculus Rift headset. It lets users perform natural gestures and actions with their hands to move media, add editing effects, and create linear stories.
Pixvana also added improved stitching technology to SPIN, which can be used to stream and share content to other headsets.
Earlier this year, Pixvana created an in-house VR production studio called WunderVu. The 30-person company also launched new VR playback technology in June.
It still remains to be seen if and when VR and AR technology will go mainstream. Pixvana is one of several Seattle-area startups that have laid the groundwork and are ready to capitalize on the tech if it starts to reach critical mass.
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