No-Headset VR Player - Hiramie

The moment you open it, it already looks right. VR videos come in many formats. 180° or 360°. Two images side by side, or one above the other. If it's fisheye, how wide is the lens? Unless someone picks the right one, you get a warped picture, or two pictures sitting next to each other. Hiramie doesn't make you choose. Open a video and it already looks right. No headset needed, either. Your screen becomes a window, and you look around inside it. ■ Detects the format automatically • Equirectangular 180° / 360° • Fisheye (180° / 190° / 200° / 220°) • Stereo layouts (side by side, side by side swapped, top-bottom, top-bottom swapped) and mono • Regular flat videos play as they are, too It checks the file name, what the container declares, and the picture itself, in that order. Only when it gets it wrong do you pick by hand. The format you pick is remembered for that file. ■ Look around your way • Swipe the screen • Tilt your device (gyro) • On-screen joystick You can also change how the view is drawn (less distortion, straighter lines, and so on) and how fast you look around. Works in portrait, too. Regular videos can fit the screen or fill it. ■ Plays from wherever your videos are • Videos in the Photos app • The Hiramie folder (add videos from the Files app or from a Mac or PC; listed by folder, with thumbnails) • Pick a single video in the Files app • Play straight from a NAS or other home network share (SMB / WebDAV). No downloading ■ Everything you expect from a video player • Playback speed, A-B repeat, resume where you left off • Switch audio tracks, adjust audio delay • Subtitles (embedded, a .srt next to the video, or pick a file; adjustable delay) • Picture in Picture ■ Secret (hide folders and files) Long-press a folder or a video in the lists to keep it out of this app's lists. Showing it again takes a password (or Face ID / Touch ID). This works only inside this app. Files aren't moved or deleted, so other apps still see them as before. ■ What you can watch for free This is so you can check that your own videos play properly before you buy. Each video can be watched for up to 3 minutes in total, with every feature available. It counts per video, so you can try as many as you like: on your device and on your NAS, 180° and 360°. Seeking is free. Moving the playback position doesn't use up time, so you can check a long video all the way to the end. Used time doesn't come back. Closing and reopening the app doesn't restore it, so once a video's time is used up, you can't play it any further. A one-time purchase removes the limit. There is nothing more to pay. ■ When you launch it On launch, a screen shows the app's name and where to go (Device / Network). The background is itself a VR view. It moves when you swipe or tilt your device. Access to videos in the Photos app is asked for only the first time you open the Photos section.