Drag to look around on the web
Compatible 360-degree footage lets desktop viewers pan through the captured scene with a mouse or trackpad.
360-degree concert video
Watch the stage. Turn toward the crowd.
A 360 concert video records the scene around a fixed camera position. On Vport, compatible footage can be explored in a browser or entered in Immersive mode on Apple Vision Pro.
Choose the viewing method
One spherical recording, different ways into it.
The same compatible footage can offer look-around playback on the web and a head-tracked viewpoint on supported headset hardware.
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Viewer-controlled direction
The camera stays put. Your attention does not.
Look toward the stage, turn to the crowd, or follow the lights from the same captured position.
Enter the sphere on Vision Pro
Compatible performances can open in Immersive mode so the viewpoint responds as you turn your head.
Check the audio format separately
A spherical picture does not guarantee spatial audio. Confirm the listed audio and device support for each event.
Know what the label means
360-degree video is a format, not a promise of depth or spatial audio.
| Format | View | Depth | Viewer control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat video | A fixed rectangular frame | No stereoscopic depth | Standard playback controls |
| Spatial video | A framed stereoscopic view | Separate views create depth | Watch from the recorded direction |
| 180-degree video | A wide forward-facing hemisphere | Monoscopic or stereoscopic | Look across the front half of the scene |
| 360-degree video | A full spherical scene | Monoscopic or stereoscopic | Look around the captured camera position |
Check the recording before a long session.
Confirm the viewpoint, runtime, device support, audio format, access window, price, and available preview for the specific performance.
Format guide
Spatial video, 360, and VR explained
Separate the formats, understand what each captures, and know what the labels do not guarantee.
Read the guideViewer checklist
Evaluate an on-demand VR concert
Check format, viewpoint, audio, access, completeness, compatibility, and accessibility before watching.
Read the guideWeb player
Watch 360-degree content in a browser
Learn how Vport playback works on the web and when Spatial or Immersive modes require Apple Vision Pro.
Read the guide360 video questions
Before you press play.
What is a 360 concert video?
A 360 concert video is a spherical recording that lets the viewer look around the captured camera position instead of watching only one fixed frame.
Can I watch 360 concert videos without a headset?
Yes. Compatible Vport footage can be explored in a modern web browser by clicking and dragging around the scene. A headset adds head-tracked viewing for supported modes.
Does every 360 video have stereoscopic depth?
No. A 360-degree video can be monoscopic or stereoscopic. The 360 label describes the field of view, while stereoscopy describes whether separate eye views create depth.
Does 360-degree video always include spatial audio?
No. Video projection and audio format are separate. Check whether the event listing identifies stereo, spatial, ambisonic, or another supported audio format.
How is spatial video different from 360-degree video?
Spatial video usually presents a framed stereoscopic view with depth. A 360-degree video records a spherical scene that the viewer can look around from the camera position.
Find a performance worth looking around.
Browse Vport events and check each listing for the current playback format, supported devices, and access details.
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