EchoVideo does not currently support the GoPro native .360 video format. This is the format that 360 degree GoPro cameras save natively to local storage. The .360 file extension is rejected by our file picker If the .360 file is renamed to .mp4 the file picker accepts the file. The media processor is then able to process the file but the resulting output is rotated 90 degrees, as in this demonstration: https://echo360.org.uk/public/media/c57bee9a-429f-439a-85ac-0caeab0fc596 Here is the source media for the example above: https://echo360.box.com/s/3wszjtpausw8w6dxupy17sjzq58yvc50 The customer found no settings on the GoPro to save media natively as .mp4. Their workaround is to export the media as .mp4 from GoPro proprietary software. When this is done, the .mp4 is NOT rotated 90 degrees, in other words, the media is processed in the expected way

I'd like to be able to add a 360 video to a capture I've already done. ie: Recorded a Zoom meeting or a upload a UC capture, then later add a 360 video to the second video track.

I watched a beta 360 degree video that my coworker linked to me, and the ability to pan around the video is very cool! I really appreciate that the audio follows as well as you move around. I think it would be very helpful to also be able to zoom in inside of the 360 degree field, I understand that resolution could be a limiting factor, though.

A 739.2mb test file was compressed to be 5mb as the "full" resolution option, and 622.4kb as the "lower" option.

The Curtin opening screen, copyright screen and logo watermark appeared distorted as they were designed to be placed on equirectangular videos.