Apple will soon allow users to upload their own spatial videos to Vision Pro demo units in hopes to really drive home the headset’s value proposition.
When it comes to plonking down $3,500 for Vision Pro, seeing truly is believing, as anyone who wants to buy Apple’s first mixed reality headset can sign up for an in-store demo. The company has not yet announced the date for the .As when it’s launching Vision Pro internationally reported, Apple is soon going to allow users to upload videos from their iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max to Vision Pro. However, there will be a time limit on the transfer. The message
9 received from 5 Mac states that all files are deleted after demo sessions for reasons of privacy. You will have the option to delete your items on Apple Vision Pro during the demo. You will have the option to delete your items on Apple Vision Pro at any time during the demo.”9 to 5 MacIt’s been widely rumored that spatial video capture will be a more prominent feature moving forward on successive iPhone models, reportedly arriving on a wider swath of iPhone 16 models in the near future.
Although we’re not expecting a specific announcement as such, we’ll be following, which is said to showcase updates to visionOS in addition to the regular deluge of software feature updates for the company’s wider family of devices.In the meantime, you can actually already
, as Meta has officially supported the MV-HVEC video codec involved in Apple’s spatial video capture.