Fixed horizontal field of view detection for local MV-HEVC files.

Fixed playback freeze when scrubbing with side-by-side or over-under videos. Special thanks to open-source contributor Raphael Dobers!

1.6: Added support for side-by-side and over-under videos, now requires visionOS 26 1.6.1: Added baseline and horizontal disparity controls in the options

Added support for side-by-side and over-under videos, now requires visionOS 26.

The control panel is now tighter, cleaner, and within arm's reach.

It's now possible to drag-drop .aivu files onto the app.

- Added support for spatial audio (AIVU only). - Added support for dragging and dropping videos onto the app. - Fixed an issue where equirectangular videos wouldn't load in visionOS 26 beta 1. - Added audio track selection for streams with multiple audio languages/formats. - Fixed an issue where audio would cut when selecting a specific resolution/bitrate.

- Added audio track selection for streams with multiple audio languages/formats. - Fixed an issue where audio would cut when selecting a specific resolution/bitrate.

- support for Spatial Video in a rectangular frame - support for AIVU - some UI tweaks - a new, big PLAY button to make it easy to select a video and then pass the Apple Vision Pro to someone else!

Bumped up the size of the virtual sphere onto which the videos are projected from 2 meters to 1000 meters. (from 1.2.2) Fixed a rendering issue with some 360 degree videos.

Fixed a rendering issue with some 360 degree videos.

Added detection of video format (180, 360, etc.) for local video files, and a control to pick a fallback value for online streams and video files that do not embed field of view information. An option was also added to force the format to the specified field of view.

Added detection of video format (180, 360, etc.) for local video files, and a control to pick a fallback value for online streams and video files that do not embed field of view information.

Added a button to select resolution/bandwidth when streaming videos with variable bitrates. Thank you Zach Handshoe from SpatialGen for the open source contribution!