Martn

Not only am I proud of my achievements and tests with Dynamic Gaussian Splatt, but I am also proud that my private portable Azure Kinect stage can create such well-matched volumetric video assets. I am aware that at the moment, everyone is trying to follow the Dynamic Gaussian road, but the asset size and playback speeds pose a challenge if you want to tell bigger stories with several assets running standalone on a headset. I think well-compressed classic volumetric videos are still a considerable solution. ​

 

Unity and Unreal Player Plug-ins are available and are easy to work with. ​

 

The clue is in the camera position; you must test and try various movements of the recorded performer to find the right setting in several different positions.