What is 360 Video?
360 video, often known as 360-degree video, is an immersive, spherical development.
Developers use Unity Game Engine to get the perfect output of 360 vision after getting the images from an omnidirectional camera or a cluster of cameras. This immersive video aims to completely immerse the spectator in the event as if they were there themselves.
Although the terms "360 videos" and "virtual reality" are frequently used interchangeably, the fundamental distinction is how these videos are watched.
Sometimes, Virtual Reality is defined as a 360 video seen using a VR headset such as the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.



















Unity is resolution agnostic, and we work with higher resolutions videos to prepare 360 videos.
After preparing, we create a new Unity scene to contain it.
With the scene set up with a 360° environment, we transform it into a VR scene.
In Unity, we compile assets into a standalone executable file.