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The effect is cool but I must be the only person on this website that doesn't see a future for it Seems very niche, with massive data size restrictions, making
by fullarr 3y ago
The effect is cool but I must be the only person on this website that doesn't see a future for it
Seems very niche, with massive data size restrictions, making it difficult to broadcast or stream on existing infrastructure.
But even if you solved the infrastructure problem, it feels like a gimmick that would be uninteresting pretty quickly.
Sporting events maybe benefit a bit by being able to find the right angle for any shot, but honestly they will probably just find the best angle and post that video as a clip
- scheeseman486 3y agoMovement is per-object, meaning camera movement can be encoded as a vector while the scene it's moving within remains largely static, that leaves a lot of redundant data. Streams could be frustum culled based on the user/camera's perspective. There's potential for high compressibility.
- LastMuel 3y agoYou may be missing the benefit of capturing historical data. Image being able to don AR glasses and to be present for the moon landing or experience the assembly of the Eiffel tower from a position at its base. Entertainment is one thing, but capturing critical events in full dimension would be world changing.
- stevofolife 3y agoEveryone wear AR glasses will be recording the event. The recordings are streamed for 4K4D processing and streamers can watch the event remotely.