Orientation: Displays the coordinates-Tilt (X), Pan (Y), and Roll (Z), in degrees-of the source video’s view origin (the initial angle that viewers will see in a VR headset before they turn their heads). If the source file had no metadata and you used Compressor to add it, this field displays “Apple CompressorKit.” Source software: Identifies the software tool used to add metadata to the source file. The left-eye and right-eye images are encoded in the export file horizontally. Side by Side: Use this option for stereoscopic (3D) video for viewing in a VR headset. The left-eye and right-eye images are encoded in the export vertically. Over/Under: Use this option for stereoscopic (3D) video for viewing in a VR headset. Monoscopic: Use this option for standard (2D) video for viewing on a traditional display or in a VR headset. Stereoscopic mode: Ensure that this pop-up menu is set to an appropriate option: (If it’s not selected, the source file has no spatial metadata and you must add metadata yourself.) Include 360° metadata: Make sure this checkbox is selected. The preview area displays the 360° source file’s video with its native properties. Note: If you modify properties in the 360° Metadata area, the image in the Compressor preview area stays the same. Use the command line to submit Compressor jobs.
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Transcode Final Cut Pro and Motion projects.Add and remove transcode settings from watch folders.Access watch folder settings and properties.
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