stitch-gear360

Stitching tool for 360° videos captured by the Samsung Gear 360 (SM-C200)

Usage

./stitch-gear360.sh [options] input1 input2 ... output

Options

-a, --refine-alignment  Enable alignment refinement.
-f, --force             Bypass input filename validation.
-h, --help              Print this help page and exit.
-l, --compensate-light  Enable light compensation.

Valid input files are one or more .mp4 videos in 3840x1920 resolution from the SM-C200. Other 360° cameras including the Gear 360 (2017), and other video resolutions from the SM-C200, are not supported. Passing other input videos to this program will result in an error. Note that if you have renamed your 360° video file, it will be treated as an invalid input file. In such cases, you can force this program to load the file anyway using --force.

If multiple input videos are specified, they will be joined together to one long output file.

The output file must be an .mp4 file.

Dependencies

• ncurses
• ffmpeg
• bash
• fisheyeStitcher
• spatial-media tools
• grid_xd_yd_3840x1920.yml.gz located within /usr/share/fisheye-stitcher

The script assumes that you have spatialmedia on your PATH. If you do not have it, create an executable file on your PATH (e.g. /usr/local/bin/spatialmedia) with the following contents:

#!/bin/sh
python -m spatialmedia $@

Thanks

Thanks a lot to drNoob13 for his project fisheyeStitcher. This script is merely a wrapper around that project.