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maybe this will help?
https://aframe.io/ -
@heyheni yeah that works on ios (i think), but we also need video playback controls (timeline pause start etc..)
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@RicoNijeboer Aframe is html5 and javascript. So you can do everything you want when you code it yourself with aframe. Just add a vr video webm movie in a html5 <video> dif and if you fancy add 3D model play pause button which appears on vr controller move (like mouseover) in front of the video.
https://aframe.io/docs/1.0.0/...
https://w3schools.com/html/...
It all makes sense now...
Just found the best dev ever.
https://alcohollick.com/tfw.html
TLDR; Send help, need VR video player that works on all the platforms (not IE, that can burn in hell)
Okay, don't get me wrong; I love iOS and most of it's features like being able to connect to the same WIFI-networks without having to fill a password twice.
But holy shit; Fuck Safari.
They made it so hard to access the stupid motion thing which you can use for VR.
Why do I know this? Well of course I have been building an app for a client which needs to display 360 degree video, which would be best viewed by turning your phone instead of swiping across your screen.
question
ios
safari...
xr
android
vr
web