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Through a partnership with Seattle-based startup Pixvana, Valve is also launching a VR video section aimed at bringing many of the benefits of distributing a 360-degree video on Facebook or Google’s YouTube to PC users consuming content through Steam. Export of configured 360video directly to Steam.
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Steam has added a new section on its website for VR videos, giving its customers a new way to buy and consume virtual reality content. This new section is being launched in partnership with Pixvana, a Seattle-based company, which is lending technology that will be used for the Steam 360Video Player, a new beta offering available as of today.
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10 when they show Fox Sport’s Major League Soccer Final broadcast between Toronto FC and Seattle Sounders. Tagged with: 360video , Fox Sports VR , Live Broadcast , LiveLike , VR. Barely a week later, LiveLike is upping the ante with new features that will debut on Dec.
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They were based out of Seattle. Alan: I mean, to put it in perspective, just to put a final point in that: four years ago we started doing 360video for companies, and it was about $10,000 a minute. They were based out of Seattle. How did this come about? Lou: Well, I was working for another VR startup early in 2015.
They were based out of Seattle. Alan: I mean, to put it in perspective, just to put a final point in that: four years ago we started doing 360video for companies, and it was about $10,000 a minute. They were based out of Seattle. How did this come about? Lou: Well, I was working for another VR startup early in 2015.
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They were based out of Seattle. Alan: I mean, to put it in perspective, just to put a final point in that: four years ago we started doing 360video for companies, and it was about $10,000 a minute. They were based out of Seattle. How did this come about? Lou: Well, I was working for another VR startup early in 2015.
They were based out of Seattle. Alan: I mean, to put it in perspective, just to put a final point in that: four years ago we started doing 360video for companies, and it was about $10,000 a minute. They were based out of Seattle. How did this come about? Lou: Well, I was working for another VR startup early in 2015.
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The Click Effect is a 360video -- it's about a six minute piece from 2015, won a lot of awards -- that showcased one of the first full underwater 360 VR diving experiences with dolphins, and talking about the clicking noise that a dolphin will make to communicate. Alex: Right. They're expecting you to hold their hands.
The Click Effect is a 360video — it’s about a six minute piece from 2015, won a lot of awards — that showcased one of the first full underwater 360 VR diving experiences with dolphins, and talking about the clicking noise that a dolphin will make to communicate. Alex: Right. And even for marketers, right?
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My favorite thing to do was work with all the other hardworking folks in our Seattle office and New York office, who were running around doing demos at conferences and events. ” And I said, “listen, they are currently — if they are doing anything — that they support 360video. So many things!
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