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Generated on 8/22/2024
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The content from the WWDC sessions highlights the use of AV Foundation in various contexts. In the session titled "Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences," AV Foundation is used to record and manage spatial video, leveraging the capabilities of the iPhone 15 Pro's camera setup. The session explains how to set up an AV capture session, choose the appropriate video format, and enable spatial video recording. This involves using the wide and ultra-wide cameras simultaneously to create a spatial video effect.
In another session, "Explore multiview video playback in visionOS," AV Foundation is again a key component, this time in the context of visionOS. It handles the playback of both 2D and 3D content, integrating with RealityKit to provide high-quality video and spatial audio experiences. The session introduces the concept of Multiview, which allows for simultaneous viewing of multiple video streams, enhancing the user experience on visionOS.
For more detailed information on these topics, you can refer to the following sessions:
- Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences (Tour of the new APIs)
- Explore multiview video playback in visionOS (Introducing multiview)
Explore multiview video playback in visionOS
Learn how AVExperienceController can enable playback of multiple videos on Apple Vision Pro. Review best practices for adoption and explore great use cases, like viewing a sports broadcast from different angles or watching multiple games simultaneously. And discover how to design a compelling and intuitive multiview experience in your app.
Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences
Learn how to adopt spatial photos and videos in your apps. Explore the different types of stereoscopic media and find out how to capture spatial videos in your iOS app on iPhone 15 Pro. Discover the various ways to detect and present spatial media, including the new QuickLook Preview Application API in visionOS. And take a deep dive into the metadata and stereo concepts that make a photo or video spatial.