Hello, thank you for your comment. It's a quite complex process, I'll try to describe it briefly. First, you make a flight in a simulator and save the replay. Second, you capture a number of videos from this replay using different directions of the camera. The videos must overlap each other and together must fully cover 360 degrees sphere. I used 10 directions (top, bottom, 4 "partially top" and 4 "partially bottom"), the view angle about 100 degrees and got 10 videos. Third, you stitch your videos in a single panorama video using a video stitching software. The only free stitching software I found is VideoStitch Studio github.com/stitchEm/stitchEm/releases/ There is a number of tricks for stitching game videos using this software, I can describe them if you're interested. Fourth, you have to inject metadata in your video to make TH-cam perceive it as a 360 degrees video. I used github.com/google/spatial-media/releases And finally, you can upload your video on TH-cam. There is also an X-Plane-specific issue (I don't know concerning other simulators) that X-Plane often can't save and replay instrument readings correctly; if it happens on your plane you can record the first video in the "live" flight directing the camera so that the all dashboard was on the screen. Also in X-Plane I used 4 additional videos on the external (wing) view for better cloud appearance (it's connected with peculiarities of X-Plane cloud rendering) so the footage consisted of 14 videos on this view.
@@chuzhoi9462 Really interesting! Congratulations for your amazing job! We've a project, in our aviation school, where this function would be so nice! We'd like to contract you to generate some videos like this. If you'd like to talk about, please write to us. Hope we can work together!
Hello! Nice job! How did you do this?
Hello, thank you for your comment. It's a quite complex process, I'll try to describe it briefly.
First, you make a flight in a simulator and save the replay.
Second, you capture a number of videos from this replay using different directions of the camera. The videos must overlap each other and together must fully cover 360 degrees sphere. I used 10 directions (top, bottom, 4 "partially top" and 4 "partially bottom"), the view angle about 100 degrees and got 10 videos.
Third, you stitch your videos in a single panorama video using a video stitching software. The only free stitching software I found is VideoStitch Studio github.com/stitchEm/stitchEm/releases/ There is a number of tricks for stitching game videos using this software, I can describe them if you're interested.
Fourth, you have to inject metadata in your video to make TH-cam perceive it as a 360 degrees video. I used github.com/google/spatial-media/releases
And finally, you can upload your video on TH-cam.
There is also an X-Plane-specific issue (I don't know concerning other simulators) that X-Plane often can't save and replay instrument readings correctly; if it happens on your plane you can record the first video in the "live" flight directing the camera so that the all dashboard was on the screen.
Also in X-Plane I used 4 additional videos on the external (wing) view for better cloud appearance (it's connected with peculiarities of X-Plane cloud rendering) so the footage consisted of 14 videos on this view.
@@chuzhoi9462 Really interesting! Congratulations for your amazing job!
We've a project, in our aviation school, where this function would be so nice!
We'd like to contract you to generate some videos like this.
If you'd like to talk about, please write to us.
Hope we can work together!
@@atcaviacao Hi, I sent you email.
@@chuzhoi9462 you mention tricks for stitching game videos, do you have any links or further explanation for this?
Алё, а чё я один лечу блин, где второй пилот, и куда я лечу блин🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Всех проглотили лангольеры.
😄 ok
could you make a full flight from passenger view? Im interested please contact me
Hello, please email me at mail@chuzhoi.city
@@chuzhoi9462 I sent an email
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