Download
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (61.53MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (104.53MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the release of the new GoPro VR Player 3.0.5.
This version comes with various patches.
You can consult the changelog of the GoPro VR Player application here.
Features and fixes since 3.0.0:
3.0.1
- ALPS-889 : Enable the GoPro Cineform codec support with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2344 : Minor graphic user interface updates.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when interoperability functions can't be used on Windows with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when OpenGL API v2.0+ can't be reached.
- ALPS-2679 : Font display issue into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2680 : Scrollbars wasn't always visible with scrollable content into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2708 : Bad OpenGL clear color pass on NVIDIA 1080 graphics card.
3.0.2
- ALPS-2351 : Update of the Oculus SDK to version 1.20.
- ALPS-2732 : Minor crashes fixes.
- ALPS-2703 : Prevent the striped pattern rendering for non power of 2 dimensions videos with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2734 : Add a registry/plist entry for better upgrade checks.
- ALPS-2757 : Correct the low image quality playback with CineForm codec.
- ALPS-2804 : Texture is now rendered normaly when using GoPro VR Player as AutoPano Video plugin.
- ALPS-2855 : Update of the documentation link.
- ALPS-3078 : New vocabulary for UDP feature: primary, secondary.
3.0.3
- ALPS-2353 : Solve the memory leak issue on Windows systems with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2681 : Playback can be resumed after a pause on macOS systems with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2856 : Video delivery through HLS and progressive download has been enabled with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2859 : Update the VLC library to 3.0.0 version.
- ALPS-2930 : Add a setting to invert the texture in HMD, see in advanced settings (Settings > Advanced > Invert HMD texture).
- ALPS-3003 : Avoid some crashes when the end of media event is fired with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-3004 : Remove the possible freeze when an unsupported codec is detected.
- ALPS-3110 : Update of the installers assets.
- ALPS-3301 : Update of some anonymous analytics data.
- ALPS-3302 : Better checks for the support of hardware accelerated video decoding feature with the VLC video decoding backend.
3.0.4
- ALPS-3493 : Better verification of OpenGL capabilities before loading the media.
- ALPS-3494 : Fixed non-explicit OpenGL context.
- ALPS-3495 : The parsing of the codec name has been corrected.
- ALPS-3518 : Print Screen HQ is available after same picture reload.
- ALPS-3519 : Update the VLC library to 3.0.2 version.
3.0.5
- ALPS-3315 : Fix memory leak when reading big images.
Informations and known issues about the 3.0.5 version
- As the software decoder has been disabled into the VLC video decoding backend, some video media files can't be read anymore on low end computers. It's recommanded to own a high end GPU card with latest drivers and latest OS system.
- Spatial audio support is only available with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Facebook 360 spatial audio formats are not supported yet.
- Stereoscopy Over/Under is inverted with the VLC video decoding backend.
- HMD rendering can freeze with OpenVR and some NVIDIA graphics cards on macOS High Sierra.
- Video decoding can be slow on some Intel GPUs with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Some videos encoded with Google VP9 cannot be rendered with the VLC video decoding backend.
Download
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (61.46MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (90.31MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the release of the new GoPro VR Player 3.0.4.
This version comes with various patches.
You can consult the changelog of the GoPro VR Player application here.
Features and fixes since 3.0.0:
3.0.1
- ALPS-889 : Enable the GoPro Cineform codec support with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2344 : Minor graphic user interface updates.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when interoperability functions can't be used on Windows with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when OpenGL API v2.0+ can't be reached.
- ALPS-2679 : Font display issue into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2680 : Scrollbars wasn't always visible with scrollable content into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2708 : Bad OpenGL clear color pass on NVIDIA 1080 graphics card.
3.0.2
- ALPS-2351 : Update of the Oculus SDK to version 1.20.
- ALPS-2732 : Minor crashes fixes.
- ALPS-2703 : Prevent the striped pattern rendering for non power of 2 dimensions videos with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2734 : Add a registry/plist entry for better upgrade checks.
- ALPS-2757 : Correct the low image quality playback with CineForm codec.
- ALPS-2804 : Texture is now rendered normaly when using GoPro VR Player as AutoPano Video plugin.
- ALPS-2855 : Update of the documentation link.
- ALPS-3078 : New vocabulary for UDP feature: primary, secondary.
3.0.3
- ALPS-2353 : Solve the memory leak issue on Windows systems with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2681 : Playback can be resumed after a pause on macOS systems with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2856 : Video delivery through HLS and progressive download has been enabled with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2859 : Update the VLC library to 3.0.0 version.
- ALPS-2930 : Add a setting to invert the texture in HMD, see in advanced settings (Settings > Advanced > Invert HMD texture).
- ALPS-3003 : Avoid some crashes when the end of media event is fired with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-3004 : Remove the possible freeze when an unsupported codec is detected.
- ALPS-3110 : Update of the installers assets.
- ALPS-3301 : Update of some anonymous analytics data.
- ALPS-3302 : Better checks for the support of hardware accelerated video decoding feature with the VLC video decoding backend.
3.0.4
- ALPS-3493 : Better verification of OpenGL capabilities before loading the media.
- ALPS-3494 : Fixed non-explicit OpenGL context.
- ALPS-3495 : The parsing of the codec name has been corrected.
- ALPS-3518 : Print Screen HQ is available after same picture reload.
- ALPS-3519 : Update the VLC library to 3.0.2 version.
Informations and known issues about the 3.0.4 version
- As the software decoder has been disabled into the VLC video decoding backend, some video media files can't be read anymore on low end computers. It's recommanded to own a high end GPU card with latest drivers and latest OS system.
- Spatial audio support is only available with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Facebook 360 spatial audio formats are not supported yet.
- Stereoscopy Over/Under is inverted with the VLC video decoding backend.
- HMD rendering can freeze with OpenVR and some NVIDIA graphics cards on macOS High Sierra.
- Video decoding can be slow on some Intel GPUs with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Some videos encoded with Google VP9 cannot be rendered with the VLC video decoding backend.
Download
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (61.2MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (90.16MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the release of the new GoPro VR Player 3.0.3.
This version comes with various patches.
You can consult the changelog of the GoPro VR Player application here.
Features and fixes since 3.0.0:
3.0.1
- ALPS-889 : Enable the GoPro Cineform codec support with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2344 : Minor graphic user interface updates.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when interoperability functions can't be used on Windows with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when OpenGL API v2.0+ can't be reached.
- ALPS-2679 : Font display issue into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2680 : Scrollbars wasn't always visible with scrollable content into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2708 : Bad OpenGL clear color pass on NVIDIA 1080 graphics card.
3.0.2
- ALPS-2351 : Update of the Oculus SDK to version 1.20.
- ALPS-2732 : Minor crashes fixes.
- ALPS-2703 : Prevent the striped pattern rendering for non power of 2 dimensions videos with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2734 : Add a registry/plist entry for better upgrade checks.
- ALPS-2757 : Correct the low image quality playback with CineForm codec.
- ALPS-2804 : Texture is now rendered normaly when using GoPro VR Player as AutoPano Video plugin.
- ALPS-2855 : Update of the documentation link.
- ALPS-3078 : New vocabulary for UDP feature: primary, secondary.
3.0.3
- ALPS-2353 : Solve the memory leak issue on Windows systems with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2681 : Playback can be resumed after a pause on macOS systems with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2856 : Video delivery through HLS and progressive download has been enabled with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2859 : Update the VLC library to 3.0.0 version.
- ALPS-2930 : Add a setting to invert the texture in HMD, see in advanced settings (Settings > Advanced > Invert HMD texture).
- ALPS-3003 : Avoid some crashes when the end of media event is fired with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-3110 : Update of the installers assets.
- ALPS-3301 : Update of some anonymous analytics data.
- ALPS-3302 : Better checks for the support of hardware accelerated video decoding feature with the VLC video decoding backend.
Informations and known issues about the 3.0.3 version
- As the software decoder has been disabled into the VLC video decoding backend, some video media files can't be read anymore on low end computers. It's recommanded to own a high end GPU card with latest drivers and latest OS system.
- Spatial audio support is only available with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Facebook 360 spatial audio formats are not supported yet.
- Stereoscopy Over/Under is inverted with the VLC video decoding backend.
- HMD rendering can freeze with OpenVR and some NVIDIA graphics cards on macOS High Sierra.
- Video decoding can be slow on some Intel GPUs with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Some videos encoded with On2/Google VP9 codec cannot be rendered with the VLC video decoding backend.
Download
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (61.09MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (98.11MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the release of the new GoPro VR Player 3.0.2.
This version comes with various patches.
You can consult the changelog of the GoPro VR Player 3.0 here.
Features and fixes since 3.0.0:
3.0.1
- ALPS-889 : Enable the GoPro Cineform codec support with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2344 : Minor graphic user interface updates.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when interoperability functions can't be used on Windows with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when OpenGL API v2.0+ can't be reached.
- ALPS-2679 : Font display issue into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2680 : Scrollbars wasn't always visible with scrollable content into the Preferences screen.
- ALPS-2708 : Bad OpenGL clear color pass on NVIDIA 1080 graphics card.
3.0.2
- ALPS-2351 : Update of the Oculus SDK to version 1.20.
- ALPS-2732 : Minor crashes fixes.
- ALPS-2703 : Prevent the striped pattern rendering for non power of 2 dimensions videos with the VLC video decoding backend.
- ALPS-2734 : Add a registry/plist entry for better upgrade checks.
- ALPS-2757 : Correct the low image quality playback with CineForm codec.
- ALPS-2804 : Texture is now rendered normaly when using GoPro VR Player as AutoPano Video plugin.
- ALPS-2855 : Update of the documentation link.
- ALPS-3078 : New vocabulary for UDP feature: primary, secondary.
Informations and known issues about the 3.0.2 version
- As the software decoder has been disabled into the VLC video decoding backend, some video media files can't be read anymore on low end computers. It's recommanded to own a high end GPU card with latest drivers and latest OS system.
- Spatial audio support is only available with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Facebook 360 spatial audio formats are not supported yet
- A memory leak can appear on some Windows systems with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Video delivery through HLS and progressive download is temporarily disabled with the VLC video decoding backend.
- HMD rendering can freeze with OpenVR and some NVIDIA graphics cards on macOS High Sierra.
- Stereoscopy Over/Under is inverted with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Video decoding can be slow on some Intel GPUs with the VLC video decoding backend.
- Under macOS High Sierra through the Adobe Premiere plugin the texture is reversed when rendered by a HTC Vive HMD.
Download
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (61.1MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (98.13MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the release of the new GoPro VR Player 3.0.1.
This version restore the use of the GoPro® Cineform video codec.
More information about Cineform are available here.You can consult the changelog of the GoPro VR Player 3.0 here.
Features and fixes since 3.0.0:
- ALPS-889 : Enable the GoPro Cineform codec support with the default VLC video backend. - ALPS-2344 : Minor graphic user interface updates. - ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when interoperability functions can't be used on Windows with the default VLC backend. - ALPS-2619 : Avoid crashes when OpenGL API v2.0+ can't be reached. - ALPS-2679 : Font display issue into the Preferences screen. - ALPS-2680 : Scrollbars wasn't always visible with scrollable content into the Preferences screen. - ALPS-2708 : Bad OpenGL clear color pass on NVIDIA 1080 graphics card.Informations and known issues about the 3.0.1 version
- As the software decoder has been disabled into the VLC backend, some video media files can't be read anymore on low end computers. It's recommanded to own a high end GPU card with latest drivers and latest OS system. - Spatial audio support is only available with the default VLC backend. - Facebook 360 spatial audio formats are not supported yet. - A memory leak can appear on some Windows systems with the default VLC backend. - Video delivery through HLS and progressive download is temporarily disabled with the default VLC backend. - HMD rendering can freeze with OpenVR and some NVIDIA graphics cards on macOS High Sierra. - Stereoscopy Over/Under is inverted with the default VLC backend. - Video decoding can be slow on some Intel GPU with the default VLC backend.
Download
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (61.07MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (98.25MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the release of the new GoPro VR Player 3.0. This new version brings some nice improvements, see paragraphs below.
GoPro VR Player new features
We added some very cool new features on GoPro VR Player. Here's a detailed list of those new features:
- Introducing spatial audio for 360 videos You will be able to experience 360 video with spatial audio through any set of stereo headphones. The immersive sphere of audio is activated through the VLC spatialaudio module (ambisonics audio renderer and binauralizer audio filter). Once a supported ambisonics format is detected, you can experience the video's sound in all directions. This current GoPro VR Player release is also able to render some of the 2nd and 3rd order ambisonics formats. Find here informations about the Google/YouTube Spatial Audio specifications: https://github.com/google/spatial-media/blob/master/docs/spatial-audio-rfc.md
- SteamVR/OpenVR is now available on the new macOS High Sierra 10.13 OpenVR is an API and runtime that allows access to VR hardware from multiple vendors without requiring that applications have specific knowledge of the hardware they are targeting. Through GoPro VR Player, SteamVR is now supported on macOS High Sierra 10.13. The OpenVR SDK version 1.0.10 is now used on Windows and on macOS. We recommend you to use latest 27-inch iMac Retina or Mac Pro configurations with AMD graphics products to get the best experience.
- Added a "Playback Speed" item into the menu Now the Playback menu and the settings add a Playback speed item to specify the speed of a video file. It can be normal speed (1.0x), half speed (0.5x) and double speed (2.0x).
- Added an "Open recents" item into the menu By selecting "Open recents" into the File menu you can access the five latest media files played into GoPro VR Player.
- You can now perform a benchmark on a video file A benchmark mode can be activated when running the GoPro VR Player application from the command line. Add the --benchmark X <video> argument where X is the number of iterations of the video file. More informations on the command lines here.
- Playlist file can specify the projection for each media Simply add "projectionSource": "Standard", "projectionSource": "Equirectangular" or "projectionSource": "Cubemap" into the .kepl file to specify the desired projection of a source media. More informations on the playlist file here.
- Added a disable option for HMD to avoid launching VR runtimes With this setting checked, the HMD detection is deactivated. It's useful when a HMD is installed and configured on a Desktop computer and you want use GoPro VR Player screen mode.
- Update of the VLC library The libVLC library can be embedded into an application to get multimedia capabilities. Windows and macOS versions now uses the 3.0.0 Vetinari version.
- Leap Motion SDK version 2.3.1 (Windows) The Leap Motion SDK contains two basic libraries that define the API to the Leap Motion tracking data. The GoPro VR Player - Leap Motion documentation has also been updated.
- Oculus SDK version 1.14 (Windows) The Oculus SDK enables you to build VR experiences for the Oculus Rift.
- Beta channel notifications A new settings is available into the Preferences > Advanced > Update Channel to check for stable updates or also beta and RC versions of the software.
Features and fixes since 3.0.0 release candidate:
- ALPS-886 : Force hardware accelerated video decoder on Windows for H.264 - ALPS-887 : First implementation of the spatialaudio library - ALPS-888 : Fork of the VLC master repository - ALPS-1106 : Force hardware accelerated video decoder on macOS for H.264 and H.265 - ALPS-1393 : Rework on plugins and codecs support into the VLC backend - ALPS-1687 : Add RTMP stream support - ALPS-1688 : Add internal statistics when used as preview player in Kolor AutoPano Video software - ALPS-1781 : Upgrade OpenVR SDK to 1.0.9 version for Windows and macOS - ALPS-1839 : Add the new GoPro certificate into the Windows installer - ALPS-1839 : Add the new GoPro certificate into the macOS installer - ALPS-1843 : New implementation for analytics - ALPS-1927 : Ambisonics FOA Google/YouTube spatial media validation (PCM) - ALPS-1928 : Force hardware accelerated video decoder on Windows for H.265 - ALPS-1929 : Ambisonics FOA Google/YouTube spatial media validation (AAC) - ALPS-1984 : New continuous integration framework implementation for Windows version - ALPS-2045 : Minor updates on analytics library - ALPS-2173 : Updates on hardware video decoding limitations - ALPS-2175 : Installer and EULA updates - ALPS-2332 : Upgrade OpenVR SDK to 1.0.10 version on Windows and macOS - ALPS-2352 : SteamVR / OpenVR fps issue on macOS High Sierra - ALPS-2345 : Print HQ rendering issueFeatures and fixes since 3.0.0 beta:
- ALPS-465 : Beta channel notifications and preserving some settings when updating the software - ALPS-838 : Refactor of the software Update window - ALPS-975 : Spinner is frost - ALPS-1023 : Windows Media Foundation backend broken - ALPS-1201 : Remove software decoder from VLC backend - ALPS-1277 : No Cineform support on Windows since VLC 2.2.6 update - ALPS-1373 : Some images don't work on macOS 10.12 (Sierra) - ALPS-1383 : Ability to set source file projection into the playlist file (.kepl) - ALPS-1392 : Add Left/Right or Top/Bottom information into the Debug informations panel when stereoscopy is activated - ALPS-1397 : Change download key for better Software Downloader access - ALPS-1452 : Print doesn't work after reset settingFeatures and fixes since 2.3.1:
- ALPS-170 : Ability to change the playback rate - ALPS-177 : GoPro VR Player should have "Open Recents" menu item - ALPS-195 : Update Leap Motion SDK - ALPS-770 : Add OpenGL 3.2 support for macOS version - ALPS-883 : macOS optimizations - ALPS-884 : Add benchmarks and tests for macOS - ALPS-885 : OpenVR macOS beta version integration - ALPS-981 : Crash on exit when a video is set as argument in command line - ALPS-1026 : Leap Motion can crash during application startup - ALPS-1055 : Add prefix for statistics events when in benchmark mode - ALPS-1144 : Update VLC library - ALPS-1151 : Add a disable option for HMD to avoid launching VR runtimes - ALPS-1164 : Performance issue on MacBookPro with Intel Iris graphics - ALPS-1165 : Update Oculus SDK to 1.14 version - ALPS-1167 : Update OpenVR SDK on Windows - ALPS-1168 : Support of OpenVR SDK on the new macOS 10.13 - ALPS-1170 : Benchmark mode can be accessed from command lineInformations and known issues about the 3.0.0 version
- As the software decoder has been disabled into the VLC backend, some video media files can't be read anymore on low end computers. It's recommanded to own a high end GPU card with latest drivers and latest OS system. - GoPro Cineform codec support is temporarily disabled. - Spatial audio support is only available with the default VLC backend. - Facebook 360 spatial audio formats are not supported yet. - A memory leak can appear on some Windows systems with the default VLC backend. - Video delivery through HLS and progressive download is temporarily disabled with the default VLC backend. - HMD rendering can freeze with OpenVR and some NVIDIA graphics cards on macOS High Sierra. - Stereoscopy Over/Under is inverted with the default VLC backend. - Video decoding can be slow on some Intel GPU with the default VLC backend.
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (37.55MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (37.55MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (56.64MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (63.26MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (73.07MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the release of the new GoPro VR Player 2.3.1. It comes with some nice improvements. The following paragraphs will detail the changes.
GoPro VR Player new features
We added some very cool new features on GoPro VR Player. Here's a detailed list of the new features.
- Menu bar Brand new menu bar with all useful options and settings. The keyboard shortcuts are visible into the menu bar.
- Facebook 360 video as input Many customers wanted the support of Facebook 360 3:2 cubemap videos in GoPro VR Player. This is possible with the new release.
- Loop toggle GoPro VR Player new release add a loop toggle to change the way a playlist or a file is looped. You can loop a playlist, a single file or deactivate the loop.
- Add some momentum to direction change With the new release, pan and keypress action add some momentum to direction change from mouse and keyboard. This option can be deactivated into the General settings.
- Extract a print of the viewport to best quality A new print screen option is now available and called "Print Screen HQ".
With Ctrl+Alt+P or Cmd+Alt+P a snapshot of the viewport is registered in the highest quality. The snapshot size is linked to current pixel density of the view.- The file browser points to the latest opened folder In this version, we decided to use by default the latest opened folder when selecting Open Media.
- OpenVR SDK version 1.0.6
OpenVR is an API and runtime that allows access to VR hardware from multiple vendors without requiring that applications have specific knowledge of the hardware they are targeting.Adobe Premiere Plugin
We continued to work on GoPro VR Player, to enable an amazing 360 video edition workflow. On the plugin we added a way to restore the player once exited.
Fixes since 2.3.0:
This new 2.3.1 release comes with some bugfixes, mainly related to video reload after a stop.- ALPS-1103 : Persistent setting to loop video is not applied
- ALPS-1102 : Video frame freezes but media continue to play audio
Fixes since 2.3.0 beta:
- ALPS-776 : Change shortcuts for input and output projections due to conflicts with MacOSX shortcuts
- ALPS-788 : Unmute shortcut doesn't work on MacOSX
- ALPS-791 : Conflict between input projection and output projection settings
- ALPS-814 : WMF engine crashes when selecting File > Quit on Windows
- ALPS-815 : DirectShow backend crashes when OpenGL isn't forced
- ALPS-818 : HMD UI is dark/black
- ALPS-819 : Output projection menu bar item isn't updated when calling "Next Projection"
- ALPS-826 : Drag and drop a video file on the GoPro VR Player icon failed
- ALPS-827 : Can't select GoPro VR Player when using "Open with... other app" on a video file
- ALPS-828 : The volume slider is not convenient to set and handle
- ALPS-837 : Player statistics patch
- ALPS-840 : Big images don't work on retina and hdpi screens
- ALPS-841 : Internal analytics library patch
- ALPS-866 : The "No duration" setting for image and playlist is bugged
- ALPS-943 : Installing GoPro VR Player takes ownership on video and image files on Linux
- ALPS-1028 : Volume slider is always displayed after a click on the volume icon
- ALPS-1040 : Volume slider can hide some buttons
- ALPS-1041 : Horizontal scroll bar appears in Preferences and may hide setting
- ALPS-1042 : "Restore default values" partially restores settings
Fixes since 2.2.0:
- ALPS-91 : Debug flood trace with WMF native backend
- ALPS-94 : Ability to use a Facebook 360 video as input (3:2 cubemap)
- ALPS-164 : Extract a print of the viewport to best quality
- ALPS-169 : Use standard keyboard shorcuts
- ALPS-174 : The file browser points to the latest opened folder
- ALPS-178 : Allow to select multiple files or directories through File/Open
- ALPS-187 : Crash with the CineForm decoder on Windows
- ALPS-190 : Add loop toggle to change the way a playlist or a file is looped
- ALPS-192 : Add some momentum to direction change from mouse and keyboard
- ALPS-450 : Adobe plugin; Bad first video frame on MacOSX
- ALPS-453 : Crash when starting playback of a video without OpenGL 2 support
- ALPS-460 : Unicode character issue into report file path on Windows
- ALPS-462 : Update OpenVR SDK to 1.0.6 version
- ALPS-516 : Adobe plugin; uncheck/check the plugin box doesn't call the player
- ALPS-536 : Spinbox issue with decimal number due to locale
- ALPS-540 : Crash with large textures on low-end computers and VM
- ALPS-681 : Add a menu bar to access the player settings directly
- ALPS-758 : Crash with some ambisonics metadata injected into videos
- ALPS-775 : Stop doesn't unload the current playing media
Known issues of the 2.3.0 final version
- Possible crashes with DirectShow backend when some video codecs are missing. More information here: GoPro VR Player - Video decoding for Windows.
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (37.55MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (37.54MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (56.64MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (63.26MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (73.07MB)
Changelog
Main changes
This is the final version of GoPro VR Player 2.3. It comes with some nice improvements. The following paragraphs will detail the changes.
GoPro VR Player new features
We added some very cool new features on GoPro VR Player. Here's a detailed list of the new features.
- Menu bar Brand new menu bar with all useful options and settings. The keyboard shortcuts are visible into the menu bar.
- Facebook 360 video as input Many customers wanted the support of Facebook 360 3:2 cubemap videos in GoPro VR Player. This is possible with the new release.
- Loop toggle GoPro VR Player new release add a loop toggle to change the way a playlist or a file is looped. You can loop a playlist, a single file or deactivate the loop.
- Add some momentum to direction change With the new release, pan and keypress action add some momentum to direction change from mouse and keyboard. This option can be deactivated into the General settings.
- Extract a print of the viewport to best quality A new print screen option is now available and called "Print Screen HQ".
With Ctrl+Alt+P or Cmd+Alt+P a snapshot of the viewport is registered in the highest quality. The snapshot size is linked to current pixel density of the view.- The file browser points to the latest opened folder In this version, we decided to use by default the latest opened folder when selecting Open Media.
- OpenVR SDK version 1.0.6
OpenVR is an API and runtime that allows access to VR hardware from multiple vendors without requiring that applications have specific knowledge of the hardware they are targeting.Adobe Premiere Plugin
We continued to work on GoPro VR Player, to enable an amazing 360 video edition workflow. On the plugin we added a way to restore the player once exited.
Fixes since 2.3.0 beta:
- ALPS-776 : Change shortcuts for input and output projections due to conflicts with MacOSX shortcuts
- ALPS-788 : Unmute shortcut doesn't work on MacOSX
- ALPS-791 : Conflict between input projection and output projection settings
- ALPS-814 : WMF engine crashes when selecting File > Quit on Windows
- ALPS-815 : DirectShow backend crashes when OpenGL isn't forced
- ALPS-818 : HMD UI is dark/black
- ALPS-819 : Output projection menu bar item isn't updated when calling "Next Projection"
- ALPS-826 : Drag and drop a video file on the GoPro VR Player icon failed
- ALPS-827 : Can't select GoPro VR Player when using "Open with... other app" on a video file
- ALPS-828 : The volume slider is not convenient to set and handle
- ALPS-837 : Player statistics patch
- ALPS-840 : Big images don't work on retina and hdpi screens
- ALPS-841 : Internal analytics library patch
- ALPS-866 : The "No duration" setting for image and playlist is bugged
- ALPS-943 : Installing GoPro VR Player takes ownership on video and image files on Linux
- ALPS-1028 : Volume slider is always displayed after a click on the volume icon
- ALPS-1040 : Volume slider can hide some buttons
- ALPS-1041 : Horizontal scroll bar appears in Preferences and may hide setting
- ALPS-1042 : "Restore default values" partially restores settings
Fixes since 2.2.0:
- ALPS-91 : Debug flood trace with WMF native backend
- ALPS-94 : Ability to use a Facebook 360 video as input (3:2 cubemap)
- ALPS-164 : Extract a print of the viewport to best quality
- ALPS-169 : Use standard keyboard shorcuts
- ALPS-174 : The file browser points to the latest opened folder
- ALPS-178 : Allow to select multiple files or directories through File/Open
- ALPS-187 : Crash with the CineForm decoder on Windows
- ALPS-190 : Add loop toggle to change the way a playlist or a file is looped
- ALPS-192 : Add some momentum to direction change from mouse and keyboard
- ALPS-450 : Adobe plugin; Bad first video frame on MacOSX
- ALPS-453 : Crash when starting playback of a video without OpenGL 2 support
- ALPS-460 : Unicode character issue into report file path on Windows
- ALPS-462 : Update OpenVR SDK to 1.0.6 version
- ALPS-516 : Adobe plugin; uncheck/check the plugin box doesn't call the player
- ALPS-536 : Spinbox issue with decimal number due to locale
- ALPS-540 : Crash with large textures on low-end computers and VM
- ALPS-681 : Add a menu bar to access the player settings directly
- ALPS-758 : Crash with some ambisonics metadata injected into videos
- ALPS-775 : Stop doesn't unload the current playing media
Know issues of the 2.3.0 final version
- Possible crashes with DirectShow backend when some video codecs are missing. More information here: GoPro VR Player - Video decoding for Windows.
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (37.52MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (37.52MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (56.58MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (63.19MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (72.77MB)
Changelog
Main changes
Better performances on Intel GPU for Windows
Video decoding performances have been improved on Intel GPU for Windows when using VLC backend. The optimization is automatically activated when player is running on Intel GPU. For example, on Intel NUC with Intel Core i7-6770HQ and integrated GPU Intel Iris Pro Graphics 580, GoPro VR Player 2.1 was not able to decode 4K@60fps smoothly, GPU global usage was about 20%. Now with GoPro VR Player 2.2, 4K@60fps runs smoothly and GPU usage is about 10% !
Video metadata and automatic choices
Some metadata can be read from video. Here are the fields read by the player :
Stereoscopy
Input Projection
Writing Tool
Initial yaw, pitch, roll
Frame size
Video framerate
The values in these fields are displayed in the software log only if the player finds them.
In the settings, you can set "Auto" mode for input projection and input stereoscopy to automatically apply values found in metadata.
Be sure to use the last version of Autopano Video to have these metadata encoded in your video.
VLC custom mode
The custom mode allows to use VLC backend with your own parameters. For instance you can read YUV-420/422 8 and 10 bit. To allow this you will have to run the player in "VLC custom" mode and set the parameters. See documentation for more details.
Color conversion
With VLC backend, player applies a better color conversion if the video has been encoded by Autopano Video.
Also with VLC backend, a new setting allows to disable our shader color conversion. It can be useful if you encounter color issues when playing video but be aware that it will be less efficient in terms of performance. See documentation for more details.
Others
You will find a new category called "Audio" in the Settings. For now it only contains a setting to set an audio delay (for VLC backend only).
You can set yaw, pitch, roll and fov values directly in help box (keyboard shorcut "H").
Fixes since 2.2.0 beta :
- [ALPS-196] - Binding loop trace when opening file popup
- [ALPS-222] - Up/Down keyboard arrow sometimes don't shift pitch
- [ALPS-229] - Flickering between videos (playlist) (Win10)
- [ALPS-235] - Set FOV in degree when radian is selected (Help box)
- [ALPS-236] - Hard to click on a button
- [ALPS-237] - Set FOV in radian when radian is selected (Help box)
- [ALPS-238] - Drag and drop a videos on any screen (settings, about) close the current screen and play the video
- [ALPS-239] - No error message when a file is missing in KEPL
- [ALPS-92] - Set camera degrees setting for the keyboard
- [ALPS-192] - Smooth/Inertia camera moves
Fixes since 2.1.2 :
- [GPVP-85] - First screen text is very small on high DPI
- [GPVP-136] - Fix graphics bug with png files containing alpha
- [GPVP-105] - Don't show main view when loading next video
- [GPVP-122] - Font is not correct in settings
- [GPVP-78] - Hide keyboard shortcuts on Help screen
- [GPVP-116] - VLC : issue with color conversion
- [GPVP-194] - App freeze at video end with backend AVF and DirectShow
- [GPVP-96] - Update OpenVR SDK to 1.0.5
- [GPVP-77] - Uncompressed files support - YUV-420/422 8 and 10 bit
- [GPVP-31] - Improve metadata reading on video
- [GPVP-118] - Add auto input type in settings
- [GPVP-119] - Add auto input stereo type in settings
- [GPVP-79] - Navigate to a viewport (in terms of Yaw, Pitch and FOV)
- [GPVP-109] - Set audio delay in VLC backend
- [GPVP-134] - Add more metadata to software log
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (37.15MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (37.15MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (57.03MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (62.66MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (72.16MB)
Changelog
Fixes since 2.1.1 :
- [GPVP-113] - Settings can fail to save
- [GPVP-121] - Anaytics can not work on Windows
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (37.15MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (37.15MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (57.03MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (61.96MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (71.11MB)
Changelog
Fixes since 2.1.0 :
- [GPVP-106] - HMD rendering for Adobe Premiere plugin
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (37.15MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (37.15MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (57.03MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (61.96MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (71.11MB)
Changelog
Main changes
OpenVR
In addition of Oculus SDK we now support the OpenVR SDK. This will allow you to use the HTC Vive with GoPro VR Player and also any other VR headset supported by OpenVR.
By default, we automatically choose the right SDK (Oculus or OpenVR) depending on the HMD plugged in. But you can also through the Preferences select between both. > Controllers. See documentation.
Analytics
To facilitate product support, product development and improvement as well as other services to you and other GoPro customers, GoPro may collect certain information in an anonymous way about your use of the software. If you don't want to share these data you can disable it in Preferences.
HMD controlers
GoPro VR Player supports severals controlers (Oculus Touch, XBox One controller, HTC Vive controllers, ...) to interact with the player without removing the headset. You can also use the old way with Gaze User Interface, just set it in the controllers settings. More details here.
Custom VLC arguments
For advanced users, it is now possible to initialize VLC backend with custom arguments. To enable this feature you have to start GoPro VR Player with the specific command line "vlc-custom". See documentation.
Other
Drag and drop directly a directory into GoPro VR Player to read the directory's content.
The "print screen" functionality (keyboard shortcut : CMD or CTRL + P) does not print the UI any more, only the rendered part.
Use keyboard shortcut "S" to switch between left and right eye when dealing with stereoscopic media.
Small improvement of VLC performances on some GPU.
Add stereo info in UDP packets.
Fix blink issue when using native video backend and HMD.
New logo.
Fixes since 2.0.2 :
- [GPVP-24] - blink in UI for Oculus
- [GPVP-57] - Remove doneCurrent() in VLC interface
- [GPVP-70] - Fix issue with Shared Memory on a specific GPU
- [GPVP-16] - Analytics implementation
- [GPVP-25] - OpenVR & Oculus (refactoring)
- [GPVP-30] - Drag and drop file on the desktop icon to launch the app
- [GPVP-36] - Select the right SDK based on HMD plugged
- [GPVP-42] - Evaluate QT 5.6.1-1
- [GPVP-43] - Release 2.1.0.201
- [GPVP-44] - Test 2.1.0.201
- [GPVP-54] - Add a setting checkbox to allow infinite image duration
- [GPVP-55] - Create a playlist automatically when dropping a directory
- [GPVP-56] - Increase image size limit to gpu max texture size
- [GPVP-58] - Specific behaviour for Touch Table
- [GPVP-59] - Tests
- [GPVP-61] - Analytics definition
- [GPVP-66] - Update Oculus SDK to 1.9
- [GPVP-71] - Update OpenVR SDK to latest 1.0.3
- [GPVP-72] - Custom arguments for VLC backend
- [GPVP-65] - Stream stereo mode in UDP packets
- [GPVP-68] - Linux : command line argument does not work
- [GPVP-69] - Linux : missing resources in package
- [GPVP-73] - Issue with shader rendering on High DPI Display
- [GPVP-87] - HMD render blinks when using native backend
- [GPVP-29] - Support Oculus input devices
- [GPVP-50] - Support OPEN VR input devices
- [GPVP-86] - Add a setting checkbox to disable analytics
- [GPVP-95] - HMD UI : feedback on player controls (play/pause/seek)
- [GPVP-98] - Switch HMD button logo (oculus/openvr)
- [GPVP-101] - Set default browsing location to desktop
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (35.06MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (35.04MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (54.53MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (60.45MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (68.61MB)
Changelog
Main changes
We made a lot of work to make the Oculus feature more stable. With this new version, we successfuly made the app run 24 hours without any issues on following graphics cards :
- NVidia GTX 970
- NVidia GTX 1070
- NVidia GTX 1080
- NVidia Quadro M5000
All tests have been made on Windows 10.
WARNING : make sure to update your NVidia drivers to the version 372.70 (release date 8/30/2016) or more recent.
What's new
- A setting has been added in Advanced section, you can now force VLC to decode with RGB. This should change the quality of the video rendering but it will cost more resources to decode.
- Update to Oculus SDK 1.7.
Tasks and Fixes since 2.0.0 :
- [GPVP-37] - App freezes after some running time with Oculus
- [GPVP-41] - Refactor multi-threading
- [GPVP-47] - Update Oculus SDK to 1.7
- [GPVP-46] - Add a setting to force VLC decoding in RGB
- [GPVP-49] - Fix perfomance regression on VLC backend in version 2.0.1
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (35.06MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (35.05MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (54.53MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (60.45MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (68.61MB)
Changelog
Main changes
We made a lot of work to make the Oculus feature more stable. With this new version, we successfuly made the app run 24 hours without any issues on following graphics cards :
- NVidia GTX 970
- NVidia GTX 1070
- NVidia GTX 1080
- NVidia Quadro M5000
All tests have been made on Windows 10.
WARNING : make sure to update your NVidia drivers to the version 372.70 (release date 8/30/2016) or more recent.
What's new
- A setting has been added in Advanced section, you can now force VLC to decode with RGB. This should change the quality of the video rendering but it will cost more resources to decode.
- Update to Oculus SDK 1.7.
Tasks and Fixes since 2.0.0 :
- [GPVP-37] - App freezes after some running time with Oculus
- [GPVP-41] - Refactor multi-threading
- [GPVP-47] - Update Oculus SDK to 1.7
- [GPVP-46] - Add a setting to force VLC decoding in RGB
Download
- Linux 64 bits deb : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits deb (34.93MB)
- Linux 64 bits tar.xz : GoPro VR Player for Linux 64 bits tar.xz (34.92MB)
- Mac OS X : GoPro VR Player for Mac OS X (54.53MB)
- Windows 32 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 32 bits (60.45MB)
- Windows 64 bits : GoPro VR Player for Windows 64 bits (68.61MB)
Changelog
Main changes
GoPro Rebranding
Kolor Eyes becomes GoPro VR! Like for the other platforms, Kolor Eyes Desktop is now rebranded with GoPro style. The offical name is now GoPro VR Player. Discover the new skin!
Oculus CV1
GoPro VR Player supports the Oculus Consumer Version 1! You can now enjoy watching high quality videos with the most advanced of Head Mounted Displays!
New Projection
This release comes with the new amazing output projection named "GoPro VR"! This will allow you to smoothly transition between the rectilinear projection and little planet projection. Just try it and you will love it!
Settings
You will now have access to a setting screen where you can modify the software settings like input type, stereoscopy, output projection, video backend...
Linux version
GoPro VR Player is now available on Linux! You will be able to play 360 videos and images directly on your Linux computer. Huge thanks to Claire and Emeric for their efforts to make it happen!
Fixes since 1.6.2 :
- 0005801: [API] update to Oculus SDK 1.3
- 0005550: [UI] [Shortcuts] use arrow keys to move camera
- 0003756: [UI] [UI] Implementation Settings window
- 0005753: [UI] [2.0] Mockup UI Settings window
- 0004045: [UI] [Settings] Expose setting to set image display duration in playlist
- 0005746: [UI] [UI] Keyboard shortcuts
- 0005745: [UI] [UI] Menu bar
- 0004464: [UI] [UI] Rebrand
- 0005718: [API] [Decoding] VLC crashes when playing HLS
- 0005766: [API] [Decoding] Green frame with VLC 32bits
- 0005732: [API] [Settings] Color correction YUV to RGB
- 0005743: [UI] [Oculus]UI for playlist is buggy
- 0005719: [API] [Decoding] Update VLC to 2.2.3
- 0003595: [UI] [UI] Dpi aware
- 0005751: [API] [Qt] update to 5.6 (LTS)
- 0005500: [API] [Adobe plugin] Retina and Adobe plugin
- 0005752: [UI] [2.0] License CLUF/EULA update
- 0005708: [API] Rename Adobe plugin with new App name
- 0005424: [API] new projection to allow smooth transitions
- 0005763: [API] [Decoding] VLC crashes in 32bits version
- 0005733: [UI] [Settings] Color correction fine tuning
- 0005710: [UI] [Settings] window to give access to settings
Fixes since 2.0.0 beta :
- 0005765: [API] Linux version
- 0005797: [UI] Hints for each setting
- 0005821: [UI] Logo GoPro of first screen is dirty for Retina
- 0005806: [UI] Add Enter shortcut : GoPro VR projection transition between recti and littleplanet
- 0005805: [UI] Bottom bar behavior same as Web player
- 0005765: [API] Installer does not detect Premiere installed since last Premiere update
- 0005765: [API] Settings are not saved on Mavericks 10.9 only