VideoStitch - Revision history

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	==Software Products==		==Software Products==
	[[VideoStitch Studio]] is a flagship product of VideoStitch, and it greatly simplifies the otherwise demanding task of stitching individual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for [[virtual reality]] use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and includes many sophisticated features such as real-time preview, automatic calibration, PTGui or Hugin editing, video stabilization, intuitive orientation controls, automatic exposure compensation, exposure and color correction, frame-accurate synchronization, multi-GPU support, and extensive compatibility with many established VR headsets and players.		[[VideoStitch Studio]] is a flagship product of VideoStitch, and it greatly simplifies the otherwise demanding task of stitching individual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for [[virtual reality]] use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and includes many sophisticated features such as real-time preview, automatic calibration, PTGui or Hugin editing, video stabilization, intuitive orientation controls, automatic exposure compensation, exposure and color correction, frame-accurate synchronization, multi-GPU support, and extensive compatibility with many established [[VR HMD\|VR headsets]] and players.

	Finished videos can be played using [[Vahana VR]], which is another software solution developed by VideoStitch. It is said to be the world’s first live VR video software, and it enables real-time playback of 360 videos in resolutions up to 8k or more. The software is compatible with all current platforms and ready for professional broadcasting application.		Finished videos can be played using [[Vahana VR]], which is another software solution developed by VideoStitch. It is said to be the world’s first live VR video software, and it enables real-time playback of 360 videos in resolutions up to 8k or more. The software is compatible with all current platforms and ready for professional broadcasting application.

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	==Hardware Products==		==Hardware Products==
	The company manufactures several different hardware solutions built specifically for 360-degree video capture. Amateurs and professionals who do not plan on broadcasting their footage live using Vahana VR can choose from a selection of ready to use [[GoPro\|GoPro rigs]]. These rigs support from 6 to 10 GoPro cameras, and their use ranges anywhere from general purpose videography to Ultra HD video production with the full spherical field of view. An alternative to the GoPro system is the [[ELMO Panoramic]] system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.		The company manufactures several different hardware solutions built specifically for 360-degree video capture. Amateurs and professionals who do not plan on broadcasting their footage live using Vahana VR can choose from a selection of ready to use [[GoPro\|GoPro rigs]]. These rigs support from 6 to 10 GoPro cameras, and their use ranges anywhere from general purpose videography to Ultra HD video production with the full spherical [[field of view]]. An alternative to the GoPro system is the [[ELMO Panoramic]] system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.

	However, these systems are not designed for live 360-degree video broadcasting due to their insufficient cable management. [[The Freedom 360 Broadcaster]] rig solves this issue, leaving only 40° blind spot where cables and power supply come out.		However, these systems are not designed for live 360-degree video broadcasting due to their insufficient cable management. [[The Freedom 360 Broadcaster]] rig solves this issue, leaving only 40° blind spot where cables and power supply come out.

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			{{Company Infobox
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			\|Type=Private
			\|Industry=[[360 Video]]
			\|Founded=2012
			\|Founder=[[JNicolas Burtey]]
			\|Headquarters=Paris, France
			\|Notable Personnel=
			\|Products=
			\|Parent=
			\|Website=[http://www.video-stitch.com/ VideoStitch]
			}}
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	[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live [[360 Video\|360° video]] content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their [[360 Video\|360-degree videos]]. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.		[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live [[360 Video\|360° video]] content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their [[360 Video\|360-degree videos]]. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.

Shadowdawn at 03:37, 4 January 2016

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	[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live [[360 Video\|360° video]] content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their [[360 Video\|360-degree videos]]. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.		[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live [[360 Video\|360° video]] content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their [[360 Video\|360-degree videos]]. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.

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	==Hardware Products==		==Hardware Products==
	The company manufactures several different hardware solutions built specifically for 360-degree video capture. Amateurs and professionals who do not plan on broadcasting their footage live using Vahana VR can choose from a selection of ready to use [[GoPro\|GoPro rigs]]. These rigs support from 6 to 10 GoPro cameras, and their use ranges anywhere from general purpose videography to Ultra HD video production with the full spherical field of view. An alternative to the GoPro system is the ELMO Panoramic system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.		The company manufactures several different hardware solutions built specifically for 360-degree video capture. Amateurs and professionals who do not plan on broadcasting their footage live using Vahana VR can choose from a selection of ready to use [[GoPro\|GoPro rigs]]. These rigs support from 6 to 10 GoPro cameras, and their use ranges anywhere from general purpose videography to Ultra HD video production with the full spherical field of view. An alternative to the GoPro system is the [[ELMO Panoramic]] system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.

	However, these systems are not designed for live 360-degree video broadcasting due to their insufficient cable management. The Freedom 360 Broadcaster rig solves this issue, leaving only 40° blind spot where cables and power supply come out.		However, these systems are not designed for live 360-degree video broadcasting due to their insufficient cable management. [[The Freedom 360 Broadcaster]] rig solves this issue, leaving only 40° blind spot where cables and power supply come out.

	==360 Video Stitching==		==360 Video Stitching==

Shadowdawn at 03:34, 4 January 2016

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	[[VideoStitch Studio]] is a flagship product of VideoStitch, and it greatly simplifies the otherwise demanding task of stitching individual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for [[virtual reality]] use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and includes many sophisticated features such as real-time preview, automatic calibration, PTGui or Hugin editing, video stabilization, intuitive orientation controls, automatic exposure compensation, exposure and color correction, frame-accurate synchronization, multi-GPU support, and extensive compatibility with many established VR headsets and players.		[[VideoStitch Studio]] is a flagship product of VideoStitch, and it greatly simplifies the otherwise demanding task of stitching individual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for [[virtual reality]] use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and includes many sophisticated features such as real-time preview, automatic calibration, PTGui or Hugin editing, video stabilization, intuitive orientation controls, automatic exposure compensation, exposure and color correction, frame-accurate synchronization, multi-GPU support, and extensive compatibility with many established VR headsets and players.

	Finished videos can be played using Vahana VR, which is another software solution developed by VideoStitch. It is said to be the world’s first live VR video software, and it enables real-time playback of 360 videos in resolutions up to 8k or more. The software is compatible with all current platforms and ready for professional broadcasting application.		Finished videos can be played using [[Vahana VR]], which is another software solution developed by VideoStitch. It is said to be the world’s first live VR video software, and it enables real-time playback of 360 videos in resolutions up to 8k or more. The software is compatible with all current platforms and ready for professional broadcasting application.

	==Hardware Products==		==Hardware Products==
	The company manufactures several different hardware solutions built specifically for 360-degree video capture. Amateurs and professionals who do not plan on broadcasting their footage live using Vahana VR can choose from a selection of ready to use GoPro rigs. These rigs support from 6 to 10 GoPro cameras, and their use ranges anywhere from general purpose videography to Ultra HD video production with the full spherical field of view. An alternative to the GoPro system is the ELMO Panoramic system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.		The company manufactures several different hardware solutions built specifically for 360-degree video capture. Amateurs and professionals who do not plan on broadcasting their footage live using Vahana VR can choose from a selection of ready to use [[GoPro\|GoPro rigs]]. These rigs support from 6 to 10 GoPro cameras, and their use ranges anywhere from general purpose videography to Ultra HD video production with the full spherical field of view. An alternative to the GoPro system is the ELMO Panoramic system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.

	However, these systems are not designed for live 360-degree video broadcasting due to their insufficient cable management. The Freedom 360 Broadcaster rig solves this issue, leaving only 40° blind spot where cables and power supply come out.		However, these systems are not designed for live 360-degree video broadcasting due to their insufficient cable management. The Freedom 360 Broadcaster rig solves this issue, leaving only 40° blind spot where cables and power supply come out.
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	==360 Video Stitching==		==360 Video Stitching==
	First, the individual footage is captured using a setup of the camera with overlapping fields of view, which together produce a 360-degree field of view. These footages are automatically stitched together to produce a single panoramic video in a “world map” style of geometric projection. It is up to the video player to decide which parts of the video to show to the user.		First, the individual footage is captured using a setup of the camera with overlapping fields of view, which together produce a 360-degree field of view. These footages are automatically stitched together to produce a single panoramic video in a “world map” style of geometric projection. It is up to the video player to decide which parts of the video to show to the user.

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	==Software Products==		==Software Products==
	[[VideoStitch Studio]] is a flagship product of VideoStitch, and it greatly simplifies the otherwise demanding task of stitching individual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for virtual reality use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and includes many sophisticated features such as real-time preview, automatic calibration, PTGui or Hugin editing, video stabilization, intuitive orientation controls, automatic exposure compensation, exposure and color correction, frame-accurate synchronization, multi-GPU support, and extensive compatibility with many established VR headsets and players.		[[VideoStitch Studio]] is a flagship product of VideoStitch, and it greatly simplifies the otherwise demanding task of stitching individual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for [[virtual reality]] use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and includes many sophisticated features such as real-time preview, automatic calibration, PTGui or Hugin editing, video stabilization, intuitive orientation controls, automatic exposure compensation, exposure and color correction, frame-accurate synchronization, multi-GPU support, and extensive compatibility with many established VR headsets and players.

	Finished videos can be played using Vahana VR, which is another software solution developed by VideoStitch. It is said to be the world’s first live VR video software, and it enables real-time playback of 360 videos in resolutions up to 8k or more. The software is compatible with all current platforms and ready for professional broadcasting application.		Finished videos can be played using Vahana VR, which is another software solution developed by VideoStitch. It is said to be the world’s first live VR video software, and it enables real-time playback of 360 videos in resolutions up to 8k or more. The software is compatible with all current platforms and ready for professional broadcasting application.

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	[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live [[360 Video\|360° video]] content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their 360-degree videos. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.		[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live [[360 Video\|360° video]] content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their [[360 Video\|360-degree videos]]. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.

	==Software Products==		==Software Products==

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	[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live 360° video content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their 360-degree videos. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.		[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live [[360 Video\|360° video]] content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their 360-degree videos. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.

	==Software Products==		==Software Products==

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[[VideoStitch]] is a project focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live 360° video content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. Its origins date back to 2010 and the company creators were faced with a difficult task of how to manually stitch footage for their 360-degree videos. This problem gave birth to the VideoStitch software and other related tools. The company has managed to raise $2.75m and its headquarters are located in Paris.

==Software Products==
[[VideoStitch Studio]] is a flagship product of VideoStitch, and it greatly simplifies the otherwise demanding task of stitching individual video files into a single seamless 360 video suitable for virtual reality use. The software automates the whole video stitching process and includes many sophisticated features such as real-time preview, automatic calibration, PTGui or Hugin editing, video stabilization, intuitive orientation controls, automatic exposure compensation, exposure and color correction, frame-accurate synchronization, multi-GPU support, and extensive compatibility with many established VR headsets and players.

Finished videos can be played using Vahana VR, which is another software solution developed by VideoStitch. It is said to be the world’s first live VR video software, and it enables real-time playback of 360 videos in resolutions up to 8k or more. The software is compatible with all current platforms and ready for professional broadcasting application.

==Hardware Products==
The company manufactures several different hardware solutions built specifically for 360-degree video capture. Amateurs and professionals who do not plan on broadcasting their footage live using Vahana VR can choose from a selection of ready to use GoPro rigs. These rigs support from 6 to 10 GoPro cameras, and their use ranges anywhere from general purpose videography to Ultra HD video production with the full spherical field of view. An alternative to the GoPro system is the ELMO Panoramic system, which contains 4 QBiC wide angle cameras.

However, these systems are not designed for live 360-degree video broadcasting due to their insufficient cable management. The Freedom 360 Broadcaster rig solves this issue, leaving only 40° blind spot where cables and power supply come out.

==360 Video Stitching==
First, the individual footage is captured using a setup of the camera with overlapping fields of view, which together produce a 360-degree field of view. These footages are automatically stitched together to produce a single panoramic video in a “world map” style of geometric projection. It is up to the video player to decide which parts of the video to show to the user.