Apple has made spatial video capture and playback a but it won't be the only device in town capable of handling stereoscopic videos. Meta Quest virtual reality headsets are perfectly timed to coincide with the launch of Apple Vision Pro tomorrow.
You can download space videos through the Meta Quest mobile app directly from your iPhone, but you'll need a to make the videos. Content will be stored in the cloud, not in the headset, to conserve all-important disk space. Once downloaded, you will be able to relive precious memories again and again, as the increased depth that space videos offer is quite captivating.
Meta has made several demo videos available for users so you can see what it's all about. This feature is not exclusive to You will be able to view spatial videos through Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest Pro. As usual, the OG Meta Quest is left out. It should be noted that the can also play space videos.
The video viewer is part of a this brings several other upgrades to Quest users. The headset's web browser will now be capable of playing web games, with support for external game controllers. Plus, live streaming on Facebook is now accessible to everyone, after limited deployment. Finally, there are new one-touch quick actions. For example, you can mute the microphone or take a photo simply by looking at your wrist and doing a short pinch. Hey, wait a minute. It also looks suspiciously like Apple Vision Pro's control system. Shots fired.
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