GoPro Max Street View

Windows 10/11 App Instructions and Screenshots

Play awesome GoPro Max and Fusion 4K 360 videos directly from your hard drive with no loss of quality and no uploading needed!

Use the mouse or cursor keys with your own 360 videos to look around.

Use the mouse wheel over the video to zoom in. SHIFT + mouse wheel moves the video back and forth.

Download the Windows 10/11 App and play videos directly from your hard drive with no loss of quality.

.360 videos from GoPro Max and GoPro Fusion need to be processed with GoPro Player before they are compatible with the maps.video Windows 10/11 app.

Download GoPro Player from GoPro website here

Install the software and choose File -> Batch Exporter

.360 videos from GoPro Fusion and GoPro Max need to be processed with GoPro Player before they are compatible with the maps.video Windows 10/11 app.

Click Add and select all the .360 videos you want to convert to .MP4s so that they will be compatible with the maps.video Windows 10/11 app.

Click Add and select all the .360 videos you want to convert to .MP4 so that they will be compatible with the maps.video Windows 10/11 app.

Click to highlight the .360 video(s). On the right select H.264 as the codec and 4K as the resolution. You can adjust the bitrate to get better quality videos. Tick all the boxes as shown.

Change the Output Directory if need be. Notice I changed it to something more convenient. We will select this folder in the maps.video app later.

You can adjust the bitrate to get better quality videos. Tick all the boxes as shown.

Alternatively HEVC can also be chosen on right. This gives a better quality H.265 video with smaller file size. The video may be less compatible with older computers but it should work with maps.video.

Alternatively HEVC can also be chosen on right.

Click the Start button and the .360 video(s) will start processing. This may take some time!

Click the Start button and the .360 video(s) will start processing. This may take some time!

Open maps.video app. If you don't already have it, download it now. Click the Choose Videos Folder button and select the folder directly containing the proccessed MP4(s). The folder path is displayed below the button.

Click the Choose Videos Folder button and select the folder directly containing the proccessed MP4s.

The map window opens. Position the map window so both windows can be seen.

Click the Add Video Route button.

The map window opens. Position the map window so both windows can be seen.

Here we have a single video route to add so click the Single & Joined button and in the file chooser select the original .360 video(s) as the processed .MP4(s) no longer contain the GPS data.

Here we have a single video route to add so click the Single & Joined button and in the file chooser select the original .360 video(s) as the processed .MP4(s) no longer contain the GPS data.

The video route is displayed in yellow. Check the video route over to make sure the yellow track is good. Then click Add Details and Finish.

The video route is displayed in yellow.

Notice the .360 extension has changed to .MP4 in the input. This is because the app will display the processed video, whereas the GPS came from the .360 video.

Click Submit.

Notice the .360 extension has changed to .MP4 in the input.

The video should show straight away! If it does not, double check the folder path. The folder path should directly contain the video. Sub folders are not okay.

In the maps.video Windows app video window, use the mouse or cursor keys to look around.

You can press the spacebar to play and pause the video.

Use the mouse wheel over the video to zoom in. SHIFT + mouse wheel moves the video back and forth.

Tip: If the video window is active and the cursors don't work. Click the Enable 360 Cursor Keys button.

The video should show straight away!

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