Closed GeorgLegato closed 1 year ago
I do not get the same result, here is what it looks like on my machine on both Firefox and Chrome
By the way the library does not do any transformation to the video, it is a standard <video>
element feed directly to Three.js
So I don't know what could be changed.
i have other issues due to dark theming in browsers ( or by the window manager like gnome) when displaying svg.... could it be some too clever dark theme routine is modifying video as well? i see my prob on ubuntu/chrome/ff and on win10/edge
but already good too know it is not an video encoding issue
i will try more browser/dark/light theme tests ... but why is a theme then touching the equi movie but not the plain video canvas? I checked in the dom if there are overlays, transparencies which could desaturate the canvas, haven't seen any suspicious yet
I do not get the same result, here is what it looks like on my machine on both Firefox and Chrome
By the way the library does not do any transformation to the video, it is a standard
<video>
element feed directly to Three.jsSo I don't know what could be changed.
42 days ago the 360 video had correct colors, see in my video
the photosphere js is loaded via Githubissues.
Describe the bug
I produce videos for the Photosphere viewer. In normal players, like VLC, mplayer, browsers etc. the videos are ok, regards the colors, saturation etc. Playing the 360-movie using the equi-video-adapter, it is losing saturation a lot: (left browser-video-canvas, right: Photosphere viewer)
Here is the FFPROBE output of my video:
Actually ok, it follows the BT709 / sRGB html standard.
what I tried already:
Online demo URL
No response
Photo Sphere Viewer version
5.1.5
Plugins loaded
equie-movie
OS & browser
chrome, edge, firefox
Additional context
just for your information: I produce zomming with "my" stable-diffusion extension https://github.com/v8hid/infinite-zoom-automatic1111-webui
and the 360-viewer-integration comes from my repo: https://github.com/GeorgLegato/sd-webui-panorama-viewer