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Please upload your clips when you return, and I'll confirm the steps needed to get the clips imported into PD as 360 degree videos.
Here it is complete, please let me know if you need something. I hope files are ok and I hopefully properly set the permissions.
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fQPleNCwh6LPKh9E84z7aJoPcKQJ6yI1?usp=sharing
You can now download the gopro fusion studio for stitching. After installation just create in your PC somewhere temporary folder like "fusion" for example, into this one then download both shared folders (front & back) and guide gopro fusion software into this folder fusion for stitching. It should work as usualy. If not, just let me know please. Then you can play with all possible export format options.
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OK. If you want to export to .MOV and have PD be able to work with it directly, you may need the QuickTime codec. Since Apple stopped supporting QT for Windows years ago, many people use the free QT Lite codec.
Please upload your clips when you return, and I'll confirm the steps needed to get the clips imported into PD as 360 degree videos.
I have no problem to playback MOVs usualy. The case now is - it is just missing the 360 data after export from vitualdub into the AVI recommended here. But thank you for the codec anyway. Now, I´m uploading the unstitched original files from my gopro fusion cam. You can afterwards play with it much more. I'll add link here when done - in total 4,5 G. Much better way than to try to upload the somehow exported file IMHO  ...
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Can you upload the clip to a cloud folder and paste the link to it here? I can download the GoPro app and maybe if you shared the original clip from your Fusion and the converted version we can figure out where the problem came from.
EDIT: Just to confirm: If you don't convert to MagicYUV, does the clip import into PD as 360 when it comes straight from GoPro
Fusion Studio?
Thank you very much. It is huge file, and today I´m in foreign on worktrip, but I´ll try after I come back.
When you can download the gopro fusion studio, I can uplad for you the original unstitched material from both cams as well if you want.
Clip in max size and MOV format does correctly import into PD. Only if export from gopro fusion studio is set to MP4 it works. Import as mov at maximum possible quality is unable to import into PD - reason unsupported format. What I ve tried so far - full export 5,2 K from gopro fusion studio as well as the commandline export of 5,7 K material ... I can open it with lightworks as standard videofile, I can open it with davinci resolve as a 360 file (but in both apps - 360 video  - useless ) ... so I went for PD ...
I´ve tried then to inject the metadata into the mov file using the metadata injector and then I converted it using virtualdub2 and magicyuv as described here -- result - imporet without 360 attributes :/
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Make sure you have these Video > Compression > Configure settings in VDub2:
So unfortunately nothing, import possible, but not as 360 spherical view.
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Make sure you have these Video > Compression > Configure settings in VDub2:
Thank you very much, the only difference was the version ... 1.2 vs 2.0 ... now exporting, so curious. Btw: my cam is fusion, not using Insta 360 but gopro fusion studio for export stitched material. And after that file injected by spatial metadata injector, so I´ll see.
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Step 04
Save as losless AVI with the Video Comprssion set to MagicYUV - YUV 4:2:0
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Be very patient & have a huge storage disk
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Import finished file into Power Director 17 Ultra or Ultimate
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Edit as you like. Make sure you use 360 if you want 360 ;
Hm, problem, after saving lossless AVi I´m missing the spatial metadata. It shows no longer that it is 360 video. That´ s problem. ... And AVI cannot be injected by the metadata spatial injection tool.
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