360-degree content hosted on Vimeo will be accessible on the web, via the company’s iOS and Android mobile apps, and on the following VR headsets: Zeiss VR One, Samsung Gear VR, and Google Daydream.

Dive Brief: Vimeo, a leading digital video platform, launched a 360-degree video marketplace designed to allow creators to learn new techniques, upload, share and sell videos and help users find ...

Vimeo became the latest video platform to add support for 360-degree videos Wednesday, and the first one to add a dedicated option to sell videos in the format via its Vimeo on Demand platform.

Vimeo still lags behind in one respect, though: there’s no support for live 360-degree broadcasts as yet. You can find more details on the company’s blog, and check out a sample video below.

Vimeo will give creators of 360-degree video options for selling or renting their experiences. Vimeo In other words, Facebook and YouTube want to put 360 and VR in everyone's hands.

To get 360-degree videos up and running on your headset of choice, you'll need to use Vimeo's sync app on iOS and Android. Once you're in that app, you can either tap the headset icon you see ...

Online video streaming platform Vimeo has added 360° to its list of features, with tutorials for creators, support for 8K files, offline viewing, and bespoke apps for specific mobile headsets.

Vimeo still lags behind in one respect, though: there’s no support for live 360-degree broadcasts as yet. You can find more details on the company’s blog, and check out a sample video below.