V360Lab v0.4.0

What's new

• Play videos from the media library, streamed from the camera through the backend with seeking: the low-resolution copy (.GLV) by default, the original on request. 360° videos and photos open in the interactive 360° view.
• Telemetry under the video: the FIT file is decoded (native parser) and shown as a GPS track, speed and altitude charts and summary figures (distance, top and average speed, altitude range, climb), synchronized with playback. Tapping the track or the chart seeks the video.
• Motion control for the 360° view on phones: look around by moving the phone.
• Favourites: mark media with a star (setFavorite) and filter the library by favourites.
• Sensors and media folders under Advanced → Device (sensors, mediaDirList), and a standby button (standby).
• Export the GPS track of a video as GPX or GeoJSON, next to its downloads. The GeoJSON also gives, for each point, its UTC time and its position in the video.
• Georeferenced frames: extract frames from a video every N metres or seconds, as JPEG files with EXIF GPS and, for 360° videos, 2:1 equirectangular images with GPano panorama tags (Mapillary, Panoramax, photogrammetry), plus a frames.geojson index.
• 360° live preview fixed: the VIRB squeezes the 360° preview into 16:9, which the viewer used to reject (it expected 2:1), so it stayed flat.
• Author and source code: the app (Advanced → About), the website and the README name the author, Maurizio Napolitano, and give the address of the source code, as the AGPL-3.0 asks.
• README: removed an outdated limitation (the live preview and file deletion exist); phase 1 of the roadmap marked as done.

Open-source toolkit for the Garmin VIRB 360: find and connect to the camera on the local network, control video and photo capture, and browse, download and delete media with FIT telemetry.

Downloads

Platform	File
Android	V360Lab_*_android_universal.apk (signed)
Windows	.msi installer or -setup.exe
Linux	.AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu), .rpm (Fedora/openSUSE)

The Windows installers are not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first launch. On Android, allow installation from unknown sources for your browser or file manager.

V360Lab is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Garmin. Garmin and VIRB are trademarks of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries.