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Stitching Software is used to seamlessly combine multiple video feeds from different cameras into a single, continuous 360-degree video. It's crucial in VR for creating an uninterrupted, immersive environment without seams or misalignments.

Spatial Audio provides a 3D sound experience by changing audio characteristics based on the user's head orientation and location. In VR, it greatly enhances the sense of presence and directionality in 360-degree video.

Head Tracking in VR tracks the position and orientation of the user's head to adjust the view of the 360-degree video appropriately, increasing immersion by ensuring the video perspective matches head movements.

Overcapture is a technique in video filming where footage is recorded at a higher resolution or field of view than what is presented. In VR, this allows for post-production adjustments like dynamic framing or image stabilization.

VR Video Playback Software is specialized software designed to decode and display 360-degree video content within a VR headset. It enables user interaction, head tracking, and provides a smooth playback experience.

Stereoscopic 360-Degree Video captures two distinct images from slightly different perspectives, creating a sense of depth. In VR, it enhances the realism and immersion by providing different images to each eye, like in natural vision.

Equirectangular Projection is a method to map a spherical surface onto a rectangular one, often used for 360-degree videos so they can be edited or viewed on flat screens. In VR, it enables the seamless wraparound experience.

Monoscopic video is flat, with one image for both eyes, while Stereoscopic video has two slightly different images for depth perception. In VR, monoscopic is less resource-intensive but stereoscopic provides a more realistic 3D experience.

Adaptive Streaming adjusts video quality in real-time based on the user's internet connection. In VR, this is important to maintain a consistent, high-quality experience without buffering, especially when streaming high-resolution 360-degree content.