Show Notes
Greg O’Neill works for Snapchat and recently built out a new feature in the Snapchat app that lets you convert Spectacle videos into spatial videos viewable on the Apple Vision Pro. We discuss that update and a variety of other visionOS topics in this episode.
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Chapter Markers: 00:00:00: Opening 00:00:36: Support the Podcast 00:00:47: Greg O’Neill 00:24:26: Eye Tracking in Games 00:36:22: GoPro 3D 00:40:41: Snapchat Spectacles 00:46:44: E3 00:51:31: N64 00:57:57: Envirornments 01:01:50: Battery Health 01:05:43: Original iPhone 01:12:22: Spectacle Capture 01:34:45: Capturing Spaces 01:37:25: What to do in Vision Pro? 01:43:07: 3DS and PS3 emulators? 01:45:41: Anything else? 01:46:57: Closing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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