Android XR 3D SBS Video Player

Turn your Android XR headset into a private big-screen cinema for the 3D videos you already have.

The player wraps 180-degree side-by-side (SBS) 3D video around you on a huge curved screen in full-space mode, and now also plays spatial video (MV-HEVC) in stereo. Pick a video from your headset and press play.

BEFORE YOU INSTALL
This is a player, not a video service. It doesn't come with any videos. You'll need your own:
• 180° side-by-side 3D video, such as footage from 180° 3D cameras
• Spatial video in MV-HEVC format, the 3D format recorded by recent iPhones and other spatial cameras
Copy them to your headset by USB cable or a cloud drive, then open them from the app.

NEW IN 1.3: FOVEATED SHARPENING
Video gets sharper exactly where you look. Using eye tracking (or head direction when eye tracking is off), the player sharpens fine detail at the center of your gaze. It applies full strength within about 20° and fades to none by 40°. Your periphery stays untouched, so you get crisper detail without boosting noise across the whole picture.
• Clean, Balanced and Noisy presets match the quality of your footage
• Fine-tune strength and zone size from the tune panel

KEY FEATURES
• Immersive 180° 3D: stereoscopic video on a curved screen that fills your view
• Spatial video support: plays MV-HEVC spatial videos in stereo 3D
• Pinch-and-drag gestures: scrub the timeline and tilt the picture with your hands
• Pitch and zoom: angle the screen comfortably and move the video closer or further
• Recenter to your gaze: press your headset's recenter button to bring the screen and controls in front of you
• Adjustable control panel: set its size and distance; it auto-hides while you watch
• Seek previews: see nearby frames while scrubbing
• Lock controls: stop a stray glance or gesture from moving things mid-movie
• Looping playback

PRIVACY FIRST
No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, and no internet permission. Your videos never leave your headset. Eye-tracking data is used only on-device to position the sharpening and is never stored or shared.

REQUIREMENTS
An Android XR headset with OpenXR support, such as Galaxy XR. Eye-tracked sharpening needs a headset with eye tracking; otherwise it follows head direction.