VideoWarp Features

Media Formats

VideoWarp uses QuickTime for media playback. Any media file that can be read by QuickTime may be used as a source in VideoWarp. In addition to QuickTime's own MOV files, MPEG files, AVI, DV, and many others will work natively. With additional QuickTime codecs, even more formats like IMX, MXF, WMV, HDV, and DVC Pro HD are accepted.

iMovie '06 Import

VideoWarp can directly open project files from iMovie '06 and convert them in-place to VideoWarp projects. This is a convenient way to record one-shot footage from your HDV camera and assemble a timeline without requiring Final Cut Pro.

Publishing Movies

VideoWarp authoring tools publish movies to be viewed in VideoWarp Player.

VideoWarp Director will publish as many panoramic movies as you want, with no additional fees.

Licensing

The standard VideoWarp license allows for use by one user on up to three computers. Our flexible licensing scheme allows you to upgrade to any number of concurrent users or additional machines as you need them. License upgrades are easy and more affordable than buying additional full licenses.

VideoWarp Director is licensed for use by a single individual, school or business. Service bureaus should contact EyeSee360 for special licensing terms and considerations. Academic institutions can contact us for special pricing.

VideoWarp is more than just another pano viewer. Panoramic video is a novel form for interactive content, and VideoWarp introduces new ways to create, publish and view video that go far beyond previous examples.

Fully interactive playback

VideoWarp Player is a free viewer application that works on supported Macs and PCs. Player will play interactive panoramic videos authored and published by VideoWarp applications. Player movies can be viewed off a local disk or progressively downloaded from the Internet. Users can click and drag to navigate through panoramic videos with complete control.

Create and publish

VideoWarp Director unwarps panoramic video source material into VideoWarp movies suitable for Player. VideoWarp uses industry standard video compression formats such as MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 for the highest quality at low data rates. The VideoWarp movie format adds the necessary projection information, along with added features such as auto pan tracks and customized presentations to deliver a unique experience.

Linear export

Pan tracks and presentations can be exported as a non-interactive, linear movie at any resolution. You can use these linear movies in a traditional video environment, such as a television commercial or a shot in a motion picture.