Leaker Steve Moser may have unveiled Apple’s plans for the Vision Pro in regards to its AV content offering.
Steve Moser is a former leaker turned Apple product tester. He tells us on Twitter that “in visionOS 1.0 Beta 2, the TV application contains: “Play 3D”. I wonder if Apple will update 3d user libraries like they updated iTunes libraries to 4K “. This would be good news for all customers potentially interested in the Vision Pro, Apple’s augmented reality headset. If the firm caused a sensation when it unveiled its new device, it must be admitted that since then it has been almost radio silent.
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It must be said thatApple begins shipping the first Vision Pro dev kits. So that means software publishers and other creators of Apple-branded headset content are currently hard at work ensuring that their products will be available on schedule, in early 2024, so . In addition to virtual/augmented reality experiences, the Vision Pro will likely be popular with fans of movies and other immersive documentaries. The helmet looks particularly good suitable for viewing 3D content.
According to this leaker, the film catalog of Vision Pro owners will be converted to 3D
Steve Moser spotted a snippet of code in the Vision Pro TV app which suggests that 3D viewing experiences will be part of Apple’s sales pitch. What catalog will be available at the time of marketing? One thing is certain is that theappearance of a “Play in 3D” menu confirms that the Cupertino company intends to bet fully on the third dimension.
In visionOS 1.0 Beta 2 the TV app contains: “Play 3D”. I wonder if Apple will upgrade user’s libraries to 3D like when they upgraded iTunes libraries to 4K. (image is a render) pic.twitter.com/R9O53qrbRr
—Steve Moser (@SteveMoser) July 31, 2023
Mr. Moser has his own idea on the matter. According to him, if you buy a Vision Pro, Apple will automatically update your library in the TV applications, with 3D versions of content you have already purchasedjust like the company did in 2017, when it upgraded all user-purchased movies to 4K.