The aim of this project is to provide a free, minimalist 360 degree video WebGL player for modern browsers. It is implemented as a jQuery plugin, with a limited interface for controlling video playback, and mouse/scrollwheel controls for zooming and panning.
There is currently no mobile support, but as Chrome and Safari mobile editions enable WebGL, this should be forwards-compatible with them.
See the demo folder or the example. Moving the mouse will pan the camera, and the scroll wheel will zoom in and out.
Markup
On the HTML side, create a div to act as your container, and add a data-video-src attribute pointing to the video file you wish to play.
<div class="valiantContainer" data-video-src="videos/my-video.mp4"></div>
Or, if you wish to use it to view a photo (note: currently must be powers-of-2 resolution (ie. 2048x1024):
<div class="valiantContainer" data-photo-src="videos/my-photo.jpg"></div>
Javascript
More detailed api documentation pending, for now the below explains about all you can do.
// initialize plugin, default options shown
$('.valiantContainer').Valiant360({
clickAndDrag: false, // use click-and-drag camera controls
flatProjection: false, // map image to appear flat (often more distorted)
fov: 35, // initial field of view
hideControls: false, // hide player controls
lon: 0, // initial lon for camera angle
lat: 0, // initial lat for camera angle
loop: "loop", // video loops by default
muted: true, // video muted by default
autoplay: true // video autoplays by default
});
// play video
$('.valiantContainer').Valiant360('play');
// pause video
$('.valiantContainer').Valiant360('pause');
// load new video file
$('.valiantContainer').Valiant360('loadVideo', 'path/to/file.mp4');
// load new photo file
$('.valiantContainer').Valiant360('loadPhoto', 'path/to/file.jpg');
The following assets are used in this tool's creation.
- JQuery 1.7.2+ (MIT License)
- Three.js + Detector (MIT License)
- Font Awesome (MIT License)
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